The Los Angeles Dodgers have placed starting pitcher Blake Snell on the injured list due to left shoulder inflammation, a critical blow to their pitching rotation early in the season. Snell's injury was backdated to April 3, and while the severity is still unclear, he is expected to be out for at least through the upcoming homestand. In response, the team called up reliever Matt Sauer, but faces uncertainty for their next games without a clear starter. They do have depth options in triple-A, including Landon Knack, Bobby Miller, and Justin Wrobleski to consider.
The Dodgers placed starting pitcher Blake Snell on the injured list due to left shoulder inflammation, marking a significant early setback for the team's rotation.
While the extent of Snell's injury remains uncertain, the $182-million offseason signing will be sidelined at least through the end of the upcoming homestand.
With Snell out, the Dodgers have called up reliever Matt Sauer and now face a dilemma for their upcoming games regarding who will start.
Depth options in the minors, such as Landon Knack, Bobby Miller, and Justin Wrobleski, could be potential solutions for the Dodgers' pitching needs.
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