​Credit: Brett Davis-Imagn ImagesDodgers news: Tyler Glasnow breaks down rebounding vs. Braves after tough 1st inning appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Los Angeles Dodgers are getting a cleaner bill of health with each passing day, and on Tuesday, it was Tyler Glasnow’s turn to return to the mound after a lengthy absence. Glasnow last pitched on the sixth of May, throwing just one inning in a 12-2 win over the Houston Astros, and it was a good test for the 33-year-old to face the Atlanta Braves following a lengthy layoff from the big leagues due to severe back spasms.In the end, Glasnow faced some bumps on the mound as the Dodgers took a 4-3 loss against the Braves. In particular, the way he pitched in the first inning was rough. He allowed Atlanta to score three runs in the bottom of the first, putting LA on the backfoot immediately.But the mere fact that he still lasted five innings on the night and kept his earned run allowed total to just three was a testament to Glasnow’s resiliency on a night where everything could have easily gone worse for the Dodgers starter. In the four innings since that unfortunate start to the game, Glasnow allowed just two hits and shut out the Braves.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)“It was pretty fastball-heavy the first inning. A little bit predictable. Not like a ton of hard-hit balls. But it’s just how it goes sometimes. I think coming out in the second, I just felt more in rhythm. Slider was working a lot better. Just felt a lot better,” Glasnow told reporters, via SportsNet LA.”Glad I feel healthy, and my stuff feels good.”Tyler Glasnow (5.0 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, 0 BB, 7 K, 89 P) talks with the media after the #Dodgers drop the series opener in Atlanta, losing 4-3 to the Braves. Get closer to the action with SNLA+, with the MLB app.🔗:… pic.twitter.com/P9WlvpNFRq— SportsNet LA (@SportsNetLA) August 26, 2026His return makes an already-rich Dodgers pitching staff even more stacked, and it’s a warning to MLB that Glasnow appears to have put all his injury troubles behind him (pun unintended).“Glad I feel healthy, and my stuff feels good,” Glasnow added. “It picked back up in the second and I finished the game pretty strong.”Related: Dodgers’ Dave Roberts eases fans’ minds after Shohei Ohtani jog ‘looked a little funny’Related: Dodgers’ Tyler Glasnow gets ‘fantastic’ review from Dave Roberts