"Glasnow's last start was Game 3 of the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers. He pitched 5 and 2/3 innings, giving up only one run on three hits, and striking out eight hitters. The California product has rested since his start on October 16th and is coming out fresh to get his start at Dodger Stadium. The Blue Jays have gotten their fair look at Glasnow over the years, as he was a part of the American League East under the Tampa Bay Rays banner before being dealt to the West Coast."
"He spent parts of three years with the Pittsburgh Pirates, six in Tampa Bay, and he's in his second season with the Dodgers, although he missed considerable time on the IL this year, making just 18 starts. Glasnow boasts a career 1-4 record against the Blue Jays, with a 5.82 ERA, 68 strikeouts, and 27 walks in 51 innings pitched. Tyler Glasnow's repertoire and pitch details The Dodgers right-hander has an intimate four-pitch repertoire, consisting of a four-seam fastball, slider, curveball, and sinker."
"His fastball is naturally the most used pitch; however, his usage is pretty fair amongst the rest of his arsenal, all being above 20%. This season, Glasnow has 214 batted balls against him, with a 7.9% barrel percentage; his lowest in the past six seasons. He has a 37.4% hard hit percentage, which is down from the 40s in the past two seasons. Glasnow's four-seam fastball works upwards of 96 mph with more in the tank as the outing prolongs. He commands the fastball well and can throw any of his pitches for a strike, working spots, and changing speeds."
Tyler Glasnow draws the Game 3 start at Dodger Stadium after resting since his October 16 outing. His last appearance was Game 3 of the NLCS, when he threw 5 2/3 innings, allowed one run on three hits and struck out eight. Glasnow has pitched for Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay and Los Angeles, but missed significant time this season, making 18 starts. He owns a 1-4 record versus the Blue Jays with a 5.82 ERA in 51 innings. Glasnow uses a four-pitch mix—four-seam, slider, curve and sinker—with each non-fastball used above 20%. His 2025 season shows a 7.9% barrel rate on 214 batted balls and a 37.4% hard-hit rate, while his four-seam averages about 96 mph and his curve and slider provide strong vertical and horizontal movement.
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