Dodgers Updates: Tyler Glasnow Resumed Throwing, But Blake Snell Still Shut Down
The Los Angeles Dodgers made an aggressive move during the offseason to fortify their starting rotation by signing Blake Snell to a five-year, $182 million contract. Snell was among the top starting pitchers available in free agency before the 2025…
Dodgers Updates: Blake Snell & Tyler Glasnow Scheduled To Resume Throwing
Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell are among marquee pitching additions the Los Angeles Dodgers made over the last two offseasons, but neither has truly managed to make an impact for the team just yet. Glasnow pitched well at various points…
Dodgers Updates: Michael Kopech Facing Batters & Blake Snell Scheduled To Resume Throwing
The Los Angeles Dodgers completed a series of transactions on Thursday as the team navigates a depleted pitching staff with the likes of Blake Snell, Clayton Kershaw, Tyler Glasnow, Blake Treinen and Michael Kopech among those on the injured list.…
Dodgers Updates: No Timeline For Blake Snell & Shohei Ohtani Facing Hitters
The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently dealing with numerous injuries on their pitching staff, some that were expected and others that have cropped up during the early stages of the season. Pitchers such as Tony Gonsolin, Gavin Stone, Clayton Kershaw,…
Dodgers Injury Updates: Blake Snell & Blake Treinen Expected To Miss Significant Amount Of Season
The injury bug has been biting the Los Angeles Dodgers once again with numerous pitchers currently unavailable, including two key arms in Blake Snell and Blake Treinen. Snell was placed on the 15-day injured list earlier this month because of…
Blake Snell Update: Shoulder Injection Needed But Dodgers Have ‘Sense Of Relief’ With Follow-Up MRI
Already somewhat shorthanded in their starting rotation because of pitchers working their way back and needing to keep Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki on respective schedules of six days' rest between outings, the Los Angeles Dodgers absorbed another loss earlier…
Dodgers Not Concerned Despite Blake Snell Shut Down From Throwing
The Los Angeles Dodgers received some bad news on Wednesday with Blake Snell shutting down his throwing program once again after a setback while playing catch. The Dodgers' most expensive signing of the offseason has only thrown nine innings for…
Blake Snell Update: Dodgers Shut Down Throwing Program
The Los Angeles Dodgers moved quick in free agency to sign Blake Snell, and his addition represented a significant boost for a starting rotation filled with talent and depth, but standing to benefit from another frontline pitcher joining the group.…
Dodgers Injury Update: Blake Snell Not ‘Worried’ About Shoulder Inflammation
Blake Snell made two starts for the Los Angeles Dodgers before being placed on the 15-day injured list due to left shoulder inflammation earlier this month. The left-hander underwent an MRI that revealed no structural damage in his shoulder and…
Dodgers Injury Update: Blake Snell Throws Bullpen Session Amid Lingering Shoulder Pain
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been without Blake Snell since the start of April when he was placed on the 15-day injured list due to left shoulder inflammation. The hope was Snell would miss just two starts and return around…
Dodgers Injury Updates: Blake Snell, Tony Gonsolin, & Evan Phillips
The Los Angeles Dodgers are without a number of players from their pitching staff due to injury, including Blake Snell, Tony Gonsolin, Clayton Kershaw and Evan Phillips, among others. Phillips has yet to make an appearance for the Dodgers this…
Dodgers Updates: Teoscar Hernández, Clayton Kershaw, Blake Snell, Bobby Miller & Michael Kopech
As the Los Angeles Dodgers finish their second homestand of the season, they are hopeful to soon welcome back the likes of Teoscar Hernández, Blake Snell, Michael Kopech and further down the line, Clayton Kershaw. Snell, Kopech and Kershaw each…
