Glasnow's resilient return offers Dodgers encouragement despite loss

Tyler Glasnow made his first start since May, overcoming a shaky 35-pitch first inning to strike out the side in the second and finish with five innings of two-run ball. Manager Dave Roberts praised Glasnow's ability to reset and prevent the inning from spiraling, calling him a different person. The Dodgers lost 4-3 to Atlanta, but Glasnow's performance was a positive sign for the rotation.