When the Los Angeles Dodgers signed Blake Snell to a five-year, $136.96 million deal during the offseason, there were rightfully many fans excited about the addition. However, it's also fair to note that Snell has dealt with multiple injuries throughout his career, which raises some concerns.

The Los Angeles Dodgers will be without ace lefty Blake Snell for the foreseeable future. Snell, who has been out since April 6 with shoulder inflammation, "didn't feel greet" after playing catch Tuesday and will be re-examined when the team returns home from their road trip,

Paul Skenes will return to Dodger Stadium on Friday, facing off against Yoshinobu Yamamoto and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Maybe someday he'll call it home.

MLB Network will pick up Friday night's Pittsburgh Pirates vs Los Angeles Dodgers game for a national audience.

Ian Happ's walk-off single did more than cap off a comeback win against the Los Angeles Dodgers, also helping the Chicago Cubs to make franchise history.