The Dodgers will have two off-days in the same week next Monday and Thursday when they hit the road to face the Tampa Bay Rays and the Toronto Blue Jays.

The scheduling quirk will afford manager Dave Roberts a rare opportunity to shuffle his rotation or give all his starting pitchers an extra day of rest — two in some cases.

“We’re talking about kind of moving some things around maybe, but right now we’re going to keep things as is,” Roberts said. “With Ross (Stripling), and just kind of with his usage, that’s something still in his infancy. We’re trying to figure out what’s best for our club. Trying to figure out what makes sen for him and for us.”

Stripling is on an innings limit this season that the Dodgers haven’t disclosed. Four starts into the season, the rookie right-hander has a 3.22 earned-run average and has accrued 22 ⅓ innings.