While plenty of attention was given to the Los Angeles Dodgers placing Clayton Kershaw and Rich Hill on the 10-day injured list, and deservedly so, the team also was without Tony Cingrani when they set their 25-man Opening Day roster.
The left-handed relief pitcher appeared in just four Cactus League before he was shut down due to inflammation in his throwing shoulder resurfacing. It was an unfortunate turn of events for Cingrani, who Dodgers manager Dave Roberts believed was showing signs of being healthy.
Cingrani was not only placed on the 10-day injured list — officially with a left shoulder impingement — when the Dodgers set their Opening Day roster, but he also remained at Camelback Ranch when the club broke camp.