Roki Sasaki Feels 'No Pain' After Latest Bullpen Session: Could He Be Part of Dodgers' Playoff Roster?

Roki Sasaki feels 'no pain' after latest bullpen session: Could he be part of Dodgers' playoff roster?

Sasaki has been on the IL since May with a shoulder impingement

Sasaki taking next step in rehab: No shoulder pain

Roki Sasaki says he has "no pain" in his right shoulder and is scheduled to pitch three simulated innings at Dodger Stadium over the weekend.

Injured Dodgers Pitcher Gives Big 'Pain Free' Update After Bullpen Session - LAFB Network

Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images After months of cautious buildup and careful mechanical tweaks, Los Angeles Dodgers rookie starting pitcher Roki Sasaki is finally nearing a return to the mound. The highly touted rookie right-hander threw a pain-free bullpen session on Tuesday at Dodgers Stadium and is slated to pitch three simulated innings Friday—his most significant test yet in a rehab process that’s been equal parts physical and developmental.…

Roki Sasaki shares encouraging updates on recovery and mindset

Roki Sasaki spoke with media on Tuesday for the first time since May 14, which was one day after being put on the 15-day injured list due to a right shoulder impingement. Sasaki has faced an extended absence due in part to his rehab process entailing being shut down after initially resuming a throwing program. But the 23-year-old is now well past that point and on the verge of beginning a rehab assignment. “I feel no pain,” Sasaki said through i…

Roki Sasaki Return Timeline: Dodgers Star Shares Latest Update On Progress

Roki Sasaki (Image Credit/Imagn) The Los Angeles Dodgers have been without Roki Sasaki for a long time. Their starting rotation was hit with several pitchers on the injured list. However, things slowly began to take shape after Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell returned. The Dodgers landed Sasaki and strengthened their rotation further. Yet, things didn’t go well for the Japanese star. His MLB debut was not so pleasant, and he struggled to adapt in …

Sasaki turns the corner with key bullpen session

LOS ANGELES -- After months of a relatively slow ramp-up, Roki Sasaki is starting to see some real progress in his rehab from a right shoulder impingement. Sasaki, who has been on the injured list since May 13 and was transferred to the 60-day IL on June 20, has now