As a whole the Los Angeles Dodgers arguably are in better health now than when the 2019 season began. At that point they were without Clayton Kershaw and Rich Hill, both of whom have since returned from respective injuries.
Hyun-Jin Ryu and Kenta Maeda each spent time on the 10-day injured list, though each made a speedy return after being sidelined for the required minimum amount of time. Justin Turner avoided serious injury despite fouling a ball off his shin, and so did Pedro Baez after taking a line drive off his knee.
A.J. Pollock is still recovering from elbow surgery, but the Dodgers have been able to rely on Alex Verdugo.