"It clicked for him on the West Coast," one executive said on why he believes Snell will re-sign. "I don't see him leaving."
Snell posted a 1.23 ERA over his final 14 starts with a 1.77 FIP and 114 strikeouts in 80 1/3 innings, which included a no-hitter against the Cincinnati Reds on Aug. 2.
Given the demands placed on a starting pitcher in the modern game, sustaining high-velocity throwing over time is difficult.
Re-signing Snell and fixing the offense would go a long way toward San Francisco potentially returning to playoff contention.
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