The Los Angeles Dodgers lose to the Atlanta Braves 4-3 on Tuesday, ending their six-game winning streak. The Dodgers fail to score the tying run after leaving a runner on third base in the late stages of the game.
Tyler Glasnow returns to the Dodgers’ rotation, making his first start since May 6 against the Houston Astros. Multiple outlets report that Glasnow settles after a rough first inning and pitches effectively afterward, with the game ultimately decided by bullpen trouble. Tanner Scott gives up a run in the eighth inning, which proves decisive.
While the result is a setback, the coverage frames the appearance as part of the Dodgers’ rotation developing with Glasnow back and Shohei Ohtani nearing his return. Outlet details emphasize different moments—some focus on the late scoring opportunity and the finish, while others highlight Glasnow’s immediate impact and the pitching storyline leading toward Ohtani’s return—rather than a single overarching cause.
