Urias will be recalled to make his MLB debut Friday against the Mets, the Los Angeles Times' Mike DiGiovanna reports.
The wait is finally over for Dodger fans and Urias owners, as the highly touted prospect will slot into the Dodgers' rotation this weekend. The 19-year-old southpaw has a 1.10 ERA and 44:8 K:BB in 41 innings with Triple-A Oklahoma City, and has dominated at every stop in the minor leagues. He is the consensus No. 2 pitching prospect in baseball behind Lucas Giolito, and features three plus pitches. Urias should be owned in the majority of formats already, but if he was out there on waivers, make sure to grab him immediately. It is unclear how long Urias will stick in the rotation, as the Dodgers have some veteran starters returning from injury in the coming weeks, and he probably only has around 60 innings left before he is shut down. Urias will be the first 19-year-old to start an MLB game since Felix Hernandez in 2005.