Overview
- Seth Halvorsen, who made his Dodgers debut on Tuesday, Aug. 11, threw one scoreless extra-inning frame, totaling 11 pitches with seven strikes and earning the win.
- Los Angeles announced on Wednesday that it recalled right-hander Landon Knack and optioned Halvorsen back to Triple-A Oklahoma City as the corresponding roster move.
- Halvorsen was acquired from the Colorado Rockies on July 20 and had worked six scoreless innings with Triple-A Oklahoma City after the trade, striking out eight batters.
- The Dodgers framed the change as a bullpen-management decision to preserve rest and flexibility while they try to stabilize late-inning relief work.
- Halvorsen remains in the Dodgers’ organization and can be recalled again, while Knack’s return gives the team a more experienced arm for the immediate series finale and short-term relief needs.