Ryu out with groin injury until after All-Star break

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Thursday that left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu will be sidelined until after the All-Star break with a severe left groin strain.

The injury occurred when Ryu, off to a strong start to the season, threw a pitch with one out in the second inning of Wednesday night’s 2-1 victory over Arizona.

Roberts said the groin muscle had torn from the bone.

“It’s a pretty dramatic injury,” the manager said.

Ryu was 3-0 with a 2.14 ERA, his best start to a season since 2014.

Walker Buehler, who has

had two strong starts for the Dodgers this season, is in line to take Ryu’s rotation spot.

DeGrom OK: Jacob de Grom is on track to take his next turn in the rotation Monday at Cincinnati after a scan and examination determined no major injury occurred when the right-hander hyperextended his pitching elbow while at the plate.

DeGrom left Wednesday night’s game against Atlanta after four innings, one inning after he felt pain while striking out. He had an MRI exam, then was checked Thursday by

Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek.

Injury report: Cleveland reliever Nick Goody (elbow) and Toronto first baseman Steve Pearce (strained ribcage) were placed on the DL after each was injured in Game 1 of a doubleheader between the teams . ... Detroit designated hitter Miguel Cabrera, who missed the previous three games with biceps spasms, left Thursday’s game against the Royals with a strained hamstring. Afterward, he said he was “fine,” adding that he planned to test it Friday.

Briefly: Major League Baseball intends to announce next week that the Yankees and Red Sox will play two games at London’s Olympic Stadium, June 29-30 next year, a person familiar with the planning said . ... The Angels recalled right-hander Jaime Barria from the minors. He will take the rotation spot that belonged to Nick Tropeano, who went on the DL on Wednesday with a shoulder injury . ... Toronto first baseman Justin Smoak was placed on the paternity list . ... Atlanta claimed infielder Phil Gosselin on waivers from the Reds.