The latest Dodger to the disabled list is lefty Ted Lilly, who was placed on the DL with left shoulder inflammation on Monday. It's his second DL stint of the season, opening the season there with neck stiffness.
Lilly, 36, is 5-1 with a 3.14 ERA in eight starts this season. The Dodgers' current DL includes two starters (Lilly and Rubby De La Rosa), two relievers (Matt Guerrier and Blake Hawksworth), two outfielders (Juan Rivera and Matt Kemp) and three infielders (Mark Ellis, Justin Sellers and Juan Uribe). The team is expecting Kemp back on Tuesday, so that helps.
With Lilly on the disabled list -- retroactive to May 24 -- the Dodgers called up lefty Matt Antonini. Antonini will be in his second stint with the team this season, but has not appeared in a game. WHen he does pitch, he will make his big-league debut.
The Dodgers haven't announced who will start in Lilly's spot on Tuesday, but the team is expected to call up right-hander Nate Eovaldi from Double-A to start in Milwaukee.
