Blake Snell plays raw trip and athletics down

Blake Snell blinded his cactus debut for the Dodgers against the Seattle Mariners in his only Inning of Work and only allowed one goal and got a strike in a goalless first inning.

Against the athletics in his second start of spring, Snell opened his trip with a goalless first inning and reflected his first trip. This time Snell had a longer leash and was attacked by the former Dodgers’ Farmhand Drew Avans for a Homerun in the second inning before scored three runs in the third inning.

Snell played his performance against athletics on Sunday and found that the expectation should not be a performance of Cy Young Caliber from him to Doug Padilla from the Orange County Register at the beginning of spring.

“Everyone wants to come into spring and you will expect:” Oh, cyung blake “, but that’s not realistic,” said Snell. “I am learning, I grow, I get better. It takes all spring to really find out that I have to do this or have to do it a little differently than last year. You will find out who you are this year. It’s such a big deal. “

According to Sonja Chen, Clayton Kershaw watched MLB.com as his favorite mug in baseball today.

“As a left -hander, you always look around the league and see left -handers who you like to see,” said Clayton Kershaw. “Blake is definitely my favorite in the league at the moment. The way he can throw a baseball is something special. It is only pretty, as it comes from his hand. “

Snell ends his spring with an ERA of 7.71 and six strikeouts over 4 ²⁄₃ Ining, and now the south paw will prepare for his next start against the Hanshin Tigers in Tokyo.

The Dodgers made a game of chance when they brought the Outfield Teoscar Hernández in the last seasonal season, and it paid off in a great way, named the All-Star as Homerun derby champion and played a decisive role in the Dodgers title game.

The Dodgers took up a flyer on the outfield Michael Conforto in this off-season, and manager Dave Roberts hopes that the left-handed beat Conforto after two mediocre seasons with the competing San Francisco giant, according to Jack Harris from Los Angeles Times, will take a step forward.

“He will be one of my selection to click this year when it comes to a man that I think” not to say that he is Teo from ’24, but that’s the light in which I see him. “

After the start of the spring with a dark stroke of 0.118, Conceorto clicked at the right time, collected five goals over its last nine bats and increased its average to 0.269 and ops to 0.905.