The Dodgers made a slew of roster moves on Tuesday. Mookie Betts was placed on paternity leave, while utility man Luke Williams was seen in the Dodgers clubhouse. However, the Dodgers needed to make room for Williams to officially be activated on the 40-man roster, and that meant someone needed to be removed — Daniel Hudson ended up being that guy.
Hudson was placed on the 60-day IL, a huge blow to him as he recovers from a torn ACL.
Hudson was initially expected to be ready by spring training this season. Then, he was dealing with ankle tendinitis on top of the ACL recovery, so his timeline was pushed back.
After that, it became clear that Hudson wasn’t going to be ready to go by the beginning of the season, and he opened the season on the injured list. Still, there was hope he wouldn’t be out for long.
That hope is officially out the door, though, as Hudson will be out until at least June, as he continues to recover from his injuries. That’s tough news for the Dodgers, whose bullpen has struggled without him.
The big reinforcements coming to the Dodgers bullpen were supposed to be Hudson and Alex Reyes, but both those guys will be out until June at the earliest. That means the bullpen, as is, is going to have to figure things out.
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