"Beginning a rehab assignment for Triple-A Oklahoma City, Sasaki needed 41 pitches to record six outs and failed to retire the two batters that he faced in the third inning," Jared Greenspan reported for MLB.com. "The Dodgers had originally hoped Sasaki could complete three innings."

Roki Sasaki's first rehab start was brutal, with ugly command and diminished fastball velocity. The Los Angeles Dodgers can't count on him to give the rotation a boost this season, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

Dodgers starter Roki Sasaki goes to the mound in rehab start at Triple-A Oklahoma City and give up multiple runs