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Blake Snell is set to return to the Dodgers sooner than expected, making his comeback on bobblehead night against the Braves. His return complicates the Dodgers' pitching rotation, as they now have seven starters for six spots.
Snell has been recovering from a shoulder injury, and he’s been rehabbing in the minor leagues recently, including with the Tower Buzzers and the Oklahoma City Comets.
He had another rehab start with the Tower Buzzers set for Saturday in Rancho Cucamonga, which Bill Plunkett of the *Orange County Register* said was likely to be Snell’s last rehab start before returning to the Dodgers.
Blake Snell is returning early from a shoulder injury recovery, initially scheduled for a rehab start in the minors.
Snell's return creates a surplus of pitchers, leaving the Dodgers with seven starters for a six-man rotation, necessitating a roster decision.
Blake Snell's bobblehead night is scheduled for Saturday, May 9, 2026.
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Snell’s return means the team now has seven starters for a six-man rotation. Tyler Glasnow’s recent injury might give the Dodgers a bit more time to make a decision if they put him on the injured list, but manager Dave Roberts has said that’s unlikely. If Glasnow remains active, someone has to go, and likely choices include Roki Sasaki and Emmet Sheehan. It’s possible the Dodgers could move Justin Wrobleski to the bullpen to make room, but he has a 1.25 ERA so far this season, and moving him could mess with his hot start. So between Sasaki and Sheehan, both of whom have ERAs over 5.00, the decision comes down to balancing what they offer now and their potential. Sasaki has said he is open to a move to the minors if the team thinks it’s best, but Dodgers Nation’s Nelson Espinal made the case that Sasaki’s potential for improvement can be best realized if he stays in the majors. “There is no better way for him to figure things out against the top level of competition,” Espinal wrote. Who do you think will be moved for Snell?