Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing is diagnosed with a “slightly torn UCL” in his right throwing elbow, according to team reporting and comments from manager Dave Roberts. The diagnosis follows Rushing’s recent elbow injury, and Roberts indicates the club does not yet have a clear recovery timeline. While the specific timeline is not immediately provided, the Dodgers plan to continue working with Rushing as he recovers, including maintaining his hitting routine. Rushing is in his second season with the Dodgers. The reports also note Rushing’s role as catcher and describe him catching during an MLB game earlier in the season. No source included details on whether surgery is required or what rehabilitation steps are planned beyond the UCL diagnosis and the team’s intent to keep him active in hitting while his arm injury is evaluated and treated. Additional information on his status and return date is expected as the Dodgers determine next steps.