Tyler Glasnow Pitches Six Innings, Shows Growth in Dodgers' Loss to Brewers

Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow continued to show positive signs of progress, delivering a six-inning, one-earned-run performance against the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday at Dodger Stadium. Despite the Dodgers being shut out 2-0, Glasnow allowed only four hits and increased his fastball velocity, consistently hitting 98-99 mph, while effectively utilizing his four-seamer, sinker, and curveball. This outing marked his first time completing six innings since April 13th and his first allowing only one earned run since last June, indicating a promising return from injury and a simplified pitching approach that focuses more on execution rather than mechanics. Glasnow retired the first five batters he faced and navigated through a challenging fifth inning, escaping with minimal damage, as he aims to be a dependable presence for the Dodgers' rotation in the second half of the season.