Dodgers reliever Edwin Díaz is not yet guaranteed a spot on the team’s postseason roster as his rehabilitation continues to raise concerns. After a rehab appearance that one report characterizes as his worst to date, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts expresses ongoing optimism but also said he is worried about Díaz’s progress.
The reports also note the broader bullpen context. One outlet highlights that Díaz’s roster status becomes more uncertain even as the Dodgers contend with another bullpen injury, underscoring how roster decisions may be influenced by both Díaz’s rehab performance and the team’s near-term pitching needs. Across coverage, Díaz’s continuing struggles on rehab assignments are presented as the primary reason for uncertainty, while the team’s attitude remains that it is still monitoring his readiness.
No source indicates a finalized decision, but the coverage converges on the idea that Díaz’s recent rehab outings have prompted the Dodgers to re-evaluate his availability for postseason play.
