Blake Snell Apologizes For Expletives, But Encouraged After Pitching To Batters

Blake Snell began the 2026 season on the 15-day injured list because of left shoulder fatigue, but continues to make progress toward a return to the Los Angeles Dodgers rotation. The left-hander threw a 15-pitch simulated inning at Dodger Stadium on Saturday, which included facing Tommy Edman and Alex Call. “It’s very big,” Snell said of facing batters for the first time in his recovery. “Especially big league hitters, and I know Tommy getting in there for the first time was big for him. To get feedback is very important. And to see A.C., who I faced every time I pitched against the Nationals. He’s a tough hitter. “So to be able to face two good hitters, feeling good. I got a lot of work to do still but definitely a big step.” Snell has been encouraged with his health after changing his diet and integrating Pilates into his training routine. “I feel great,” Snell said. “I’ve done a lot of different things than I did last year when I was in this position, so I feel way better. I’m very excited with how I feel right now and where I’m at. Getting back to some normalcy again feels really
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