Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Gavin Stone, who led the team in starts and innings during his rookie season in 2024, made his first start in nearly two years after recovering from shoulder surgery. Stone debuted with Triple-A Oklahoma City, allowing one run and recording three strikeouts in 1.2 innings. With Shohei Ohtani’s absence from the rotation, Stone could return to the Dodgers’ starting lineup as they approach the postseason, potentially earning a spot on the playoff roster. His rookie season saw him post a 3.53 ERA and become the first Dodgers rookie to throw a complete game since 2013.
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Gavin Stone Starts for Dodgers After Nearly Two Years
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