Miguel Rojas is unlikely to start NLDS Game 4 after aggravating tightness in his lower back and hip, although the Dodgers hope he will remain available off the bench.

Andrew Friedman did not completely rule out a Blake Treinen postseason return, but the veteran reliever remains unavailable for the NLDS and has no established timetable.

Edgardo Henriquez will face hitters in one more live or simulated session, and Dave Roberts expects the hard-throwing reliever to be ready for the NLDS if he responds well.

Blake Snell is lined up to return Saturday against the Giants after completing a bullpen session and recovering from the left-groin tightness that ended his previous start after one inning.

Dalton Rushing faced live pitching and Will Klein threw a simulated inning Tuesday as both injured Dodgers attempt to become options during the postseason.

Shohei Ohtani faced simulated pitching at full intensity as he moved closer to rejoining the Dodgers, but the team has not announced an activation date.

Roki Sasaki’s next outing is expected to be a start as the Dodgers preserve rotation depth following Blake Snell’s groin injury, but his postseason role remains undecided.

The Dodgers remain optimistic Blake Snell will make another regular-season start after leaving Wednesday’s game with left groin tightness, but no return date has been established.

Andy Pages hopes to return from his fractured left hand Tuesday against the Padres, giving the Dodgers a more specific target for their All-Star center fielder.

Shohei Ohtani completed coach-pitch batting practice Friday and responded well, but live batting practice or Trajekt work remains ahead before his Dodgers return.

Shohei Ohtani took swings off a tee Tuesday for the first time since landing on the injured list and reported feeling good afterward, but the Dodgers have not announced a return date.

Shohei Ohtani is scheduled to hit off a tee Tuesday for his first hitting activity since the Dodgers placed him on the injured list with right-biceps inflammation.

Edgardo Henriquez’s regular season is over after the Dodgers placed him on the 15-day injured list with lower-back discomfort, although a postseason return remains possible.

Roki Sasaki is targeting a return during the Dodgers’ Sept. 18–20 series against the Giants after recovering from a blister on his right middle finger.

Freddie Freeman will sit Monday despite saying his right knee felt “night and day better,” as the Dodgers continue managing his patellar tendinitis before October.

Shohei Ohtani could resume swinging as early as Sept. 14 or 15 while recovering from right-biceps and left-knee injuries on the Dodgers’ 15-day injured list.

Miguel Rojas is day to day after aggravating his right shoulder and feeling a pop while diving for a ground ball during the Dodgers’ loss to the Marlins.

Edwin Díaz struggled in his latest Triple-A rehab outing Sunday, allowing three runs and three walks. His return to the Dodgers is now less certain after initially targeting a possible weekend activation.

Edwin Díaz completed his back-to-back rehab test with a scoreless inning for Triple-A Oklahoma City and could rejoin the Dodgers as early as Sunday in Miami.

Freddie Freeman is day to day with right knee soreness after missing Wednesday’s Dodgers game, but Dave Roberts says an injured-list stint is not being considered.