Blake Snell, the Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander, has begun a throwing program, a positive indicator after his recent meeting with Dr. Neal ElAttrache regarding his shoulder injury. There is currently no set timetable for his return, but manager Dave Roberts remains optimistic. Snell has faced multiple setbacks since being placed on the injured list shortly after the start of the season. Following a lucrative five-year, $182 million contract with the Dodgers, the team hopes for Snell's effective comeback to contribute to their pitching rotation, which is already burdened with injuries.
Blake Snell has initiated a throwing program, indicating a positive step in his recovery from a shoulder injury, with no clear timetable for his return.
Manager Dave Roberts expressed optimism about Snell's progress after meeting with Dr. Neal ElAttrache, urging caution as Snell still faces a lengthy recovery process.
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Snell to a significant five-year contract, hoping for his return effectiveness similar to his last season's performance with a 3.12 ERA.
Despite numerous injuries impacting the Dodgers' pitching staff, the upcoming return of Clayton Kershaw offers optimism for a shaken rotation.
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