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“I’m available off the bench today if they need me, but we’re thinking of the big picture, the long run.

“It’s nothing to really worry about,” said Rojas, who felt good enough to take live batting practice Tuesday afternoon. He did not play Monday night against the Rockies, and with an off-day Wednesday, the Dodgers want to give him three days to recover. Rojas tweaked his groin while trying to turn an unassisted double play on speedy Arizona left fielder Corbin Carroll in the ninth inning Sunday. The middle-infield combination of shortstop Miguel Rojas and second baseman Miguel Vargas are not in the Dodgers lineup for Tuesday night’s game against the Colorado Rockies, Rojas because of a minor left-groin injury and Vargas because of a sore right thumb. When we activate him, we don’t want to have to look back.” “So it’s not a setback, it’s more of the same. “He couldn’t get to a point where we felt he was going to be able to get over the hump and recover,” Roberts said. The Dodgers hoped Hudson, who closed games for the 2019 World Series-champion Washington Nationals, would seize a ninth-inning role this season–he went 2-3 with a 2.22 ERA and five saves in 25 games for the Dodgers before tearing his knee ligament last June.īut since Hudson resumed throwing in March, he has felt some discomfort while throwing off the mound, and his knee has required several days to bounce back between bullpen and batting-practice sessions. “I just don’t know a timetable for Huddy. “He’s been throwing, so the arm is in shape, but the knee just hasn’t responded well,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Tuesday. Daniel Hudson continues to throw bullpen sessions and live batting practice at the team’s Arizona spring-training complex, but the right-hander appears to have hit a plateau in his recovery from last summer’s surgery to repair the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.