Alexander: Tyler Glasnow has established himself as Dodgers' ace

Tyler Glasnow, the guy the Dodgers acquired last winter and then signed to a five-year, $136,562,500 contract extension, has been a bargain so far. With a pitching staff that's basically regenerating itself and will undoubtedly look a lot different, and likely even better, when all of its pieces are in place, the 6-foot-8 Glasnow has taken command at the top of the rotation. Padres catcher Luis Campusano jumped on a 97 mph four-seamer high in the strike zone in the third inning, sending it screaming into the San Diego bullpen in center field, for a 429-foot solo home run. “I have to tip my cap,” Glasnow said.