Another bad news came to the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are experiencing a power outage. Daniel Hudson (36), who will serve as the closer, is unlikely to be included on the opening roster.

The Los Angeles Times reported on the 3rd (Korean time) that the return of Hudson, who suffered an anterior cruciate ligament rupture in his left knee last year, will be delayed a little.

Hudson is said to have developed tendinitis in his ankle while rehabilitating after knee surgery. Accordingly, 세븐 토토 it seems that the Los Angeles Dodgers are not in a hurry to return Hudson.

Hudson, who will be entering his 14th year in the majors, pitched 24 1/3 innings in 25 games for the Los Angeles Dodgers last year, recording 2-3 with 5 saves and 9 holds and an ERA of 2.22.

A right-handed reliever with a career record of 32 saves, 97 holds, and an ERA of 3.81. However, last year he had a powerful four-seam fastball averaging 97.1 mph.

The Los Angeles Dodgers do not have a suitable closer candidate due to the vacancy of Blake Trainen (35). When Hudson returns to normal, he will be responsible for the Los Angeles Dodgers’ back door.

Another option is a group closing system with Evan Phillips (29), who is expected to take over the back door of the Los Angeles Dodgers before Hudson returns to the top.

Hudson debuted in the major leagues in 2009 and was a Journeyman with 7 teams. He played for the Arizona Diamondbacks for six seasons, of which he played for six seasons.