Overview
- Blake Snell faced hitters in a live session for the first time this year as he rehabs a left shoulder issue.
- He threw to Tommy Edman and Alex Call and called it a big step that still leaves work to do.
- Manager Dave Roberts said Snell is in a good spot, noted the session was light, and set two simulated innings as the next target.
- The left-hander remains on the 15-day injured list with shoulder fatigue and has yet to pitch in 2026, with multiple reports projecting a late May return.
- Snell vented on a live video-game stream about his IL stint, while the Dodgers’ rotation depth gives the club room to keep a slow pace.