The Los Angeles Dodgers activate closer Edwin Díaz off the injured list, adding to a bullpen that has recently struggled. Multiple reports say Díaz is officially added back to the team’s active roster Wednesday after recovering from an elbow procedure performed about three months earlier. The surgery involved removing loose bodies from his elbow, according to the reports. The Dodgers’ move is framed as an expected boost for their pitching staff as the team continues to manage performance issues in relief roles. No additional performance details, such as a specific return date for pitching appearances or a defined workload, are included in the provided accounts. Overall, both sources describe the same core timeline: Díaz underwent elbow surgery to remove loose bodies, spent roughly three months recovering, and is now reinstated to the active roster.