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The Dodgers have placed Julio Urias on disabled list with shoulder discomfort. While the organization isn’t worried about the lefty’s health, they’re taking extra precautions to ensure his shoulder in the long run. The 20-year old was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City in late May after racking up a 5.40 in the first few months of the season. While there’s no structural damage, no timetable yet on Urias’ return.
Here’s what other news is going on in the National League West:
- Check out how fresh the Padres Father’s Day Hat for this year is.
- Jon Gray and Tyler Anderson are scheduled for rehab starts.
- Robbie Ray has finally found his third pitch.
- The Rockies have activated Tom Murphy, Ryan Hanigan optioned.
- San Diego promotes Phil Maton and options Kevin Quackenbush, designates Jake Esch for assignment.
- Heliot Ramos is a departure from past Giants draft picks and it a glorious and beautiful thing.
- Dodgers minor league pitcher Jair Jurrjens has been suspended 80 games for positive PED test.
- The Diamondbacks select Virginia 1B Pavin Smith at 7th overall during Monday’s draft.
- The Rockies almost didn’t get Greg Holland. Imagine?
- The Padres have optioned 3B Ryan Schimpf and called up RHP Jose Valdez
- Remember Matt Cain’s perfect game? Simpler times, better times.