The 2025 Major League Baseball season has reached its final month, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are finally getting healthy.

The Dodgers have an embarrassment of riches in the rotation, and are soon going to have an abundance of options in the everyday lineup.

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With Hyeseong Kim and Michael Kopech officially back, here’s the latest on a handful of other injured Dodgers.

Roki Sasaki Injury Update

Sasaki has made three rehab starts at Triple-A Oklahoma City as he returns from his shoulder impingement, but manager Dave Roberts said he’ll need to make at least one more before he’s an option for the big league team.

“The thought is to get him through five innings (in his fourth rehab start),” Roberts said. “I think for us, it’s just trying to get some consistency out of him to build him up and also at this point in time, just to perform. Our starters are pitching well, so the bar’s high. This is a good learning process for Roki, just to continue to pound the hitting zone, the strike zone, command the baseball and perform.”

“The velocity needs to be consistent, the strike throwing needs to be consistent,” Roberts added. “Just the overall command.”

If Sasaki pitches will in his rehab start this week, he could theoretically join the team next week as a bullpen option. However, with his inconsistencies, the team may want to see a couple good outings before he returns.

Max Muncy Injury Update

Muncy was initially expected to return by this weekend with his oblique injury. However, an illness has pushed back his return timeline, with the Dodgers now targeting a return sometime next week.

The Dodgers return home on Monday, Sept. 8, which could be a target date for Muncy and LA.

Tommy Edman Injury Update

Edman is beginning a rehab assignment with Triple-A OKC on Tuesday as the team’s designated hitter. Roberts said he’ll only DH and play center field during his rehab stint, and is likely on pace for a return next week.

Tommy Edman is starting a rehab assignment with OKC in Sugar Land tonight. He’ll DH and bat second. Kyle Hurt also scheduled to start his rehab assignment.

Last year it was 16 players who rehabbed with OKC, and that is a lot. Edman and Hurt will make it 16 & 17 this year.

— Alex Freedman (@azfreedman) September 2, 2025

Kyle Hurt Injury Update

Hurt, who’s recovering from Tommy John surgery, it also beginning a rehab assignment with Triple-A on Tuesday. He could be a late-season option for the Dodgers out of the bullpen.

Alex Vesia Injury Update

Vesia is expected to begin a rehab assignment this week, putting him on track to return shortly after the minimum 15-day injured list stint, which would be Sept. 6.

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