Urias made his Cactus League debut Tuesday, seeing one inning of work while giving up one run and striking out two in a 14-3 win over Colorado.
Despite allowing a run, Urias looked sharp, throwing 11 of his 14 pitches for strikes Tuesday. He went on to throw more pitches in the bullpen after being removed from the game to bring his pitch count up to roughly what would be expected in two innings. The Dodgers will likely space his starts and innings during spring training in order to limit the workload on their prized young arm. Urias is clearly one of the Dodgers' top starters, but he will face an innings limit and could be held back in extended spring training at the outset of the campaign in order to allow him to keep pitching into the postseason.