Evan Phillips of the Los Angeles Dodgers has been transferred to the 60-day injured list due to ongoing right forearm discomfort, which followed an earlier injury to his shoulder. Initially placed on the 15-day injured list on May 7, teams are now concerned about the long-term nature of Phillip's injuries. Meanwhile, Alexis Díaz has been acquired from the Reds to bolster the bullpen, despite his current struggles this season. Díaz's past success includes being an All-Star in 2023, highlighting the dual narrative of loss and addition in the Dodgers' current squad management.
Phillips was originally placed on the IL on May 7 due to right forearm discomfort. This has led to his transfer to the 60-day IL, making room for newly-acquired Alexis Díaz.
Despite hopes for a quick return, the complexity of Phillips' injury means he may not return by his eligibility date of July 6, given the extensive rehabilitation process ahead.
Evan Phillips started the season strong with a 0.00 ERA over 5.2 innings, showcasing his potential but ultimately succumbing to injury, raising concerns for the Dodgers.
Newly-acquired Alexis Díaz has proven himself as a strong reliever despite his current struggles, highlighted by an impressive All-Star 2023 season with a 3.07 ERA and 37 saves.
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