Dodgers Reliever Daniel Hudson Returns After Year-Long Recovery, Plans to Aid Rotation
- Daniel Hudson made his return to the Los Angeles Dodgers after recovering from torn ligaments in his left knee over the course of a year.
- Hudson experienced setbacks in his recovery that required a cortisone injection for knee pain and tendinitis in his ankle.
- The Dodgers made roster moves to accommodate Hudson's return by optioning Nick Robertson to the minors and designating Ricky Vanasco for assignment.
- Hudson could take on a setup role in the bullpen and provide leadership to younger pitchers given his experience.
- Despite shoulder tenderness, Clayton Kershaw plans to make his next scheduled start after playing catch.