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Tyler Glasnow recently held his first media session since joining the Dodgers, expressing his excitement about playing for the team he grew up cheering for in Santa Clarita. The pitcher revealed that he chose uniform number 31, a number with sentimental value from his Little League days and his travel ball team, Ravens baseball.

Glasnow also opened up about his Tommy John surgery in 2021, describing it as a hybrid procedure with a synthetic collagen band. According to him, the surgery marked a night-and-day difference in his recovery, providing double the strength.

For those interested in the financial aspect, Glasnow’s five-year, $136.5625 million contract extension details are available. Additionally, James Outman and Bobby Miller earned extra cash from MLB’s pre-arbitration bonus pool in 2023.

The trade involving Glasnow with one year left on his Rays contract sparked discussions about the systematic way the Rays trade high-performing pitchers before free agency. This has led to speculations about the future outlook for Ryan Pepiot.

On the Three-Inning Save podcast, the Glasnow trade and contract were discussed, along with additional details on Shohei Ohtani from the previous week.

Shifting focus to Yoshinobu Yamamoto, the 25-year-old right-hander is generating interest from several big-spending teams, including the Dodgers. Jeff Passan’s profile on ESPN compared Yamamoto to Pedro Martinez and Tim Lincecum, emphasizing his purposeful approach to the game. The market analysis by Jordan Shusterman at Fox Sports suggests potential alternatives for teams unable to sign Yamamoto, with names like Jordan Montgomery and Lucas Giolito in the mix. Trade possibilities, including Dylan Cease and Corbin Burnes, are also considered for the Dodgers.