Dodgers' Blake Snell Sends Warning to Blue Jays Ahead of World Series
Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Blake Snell has warned the Toronto Blue Jays that his best is yet to come during the postseason.
Despite his dominance thus far, with a 0.86 ERA, 28 strikeouts, and five walks in 21 innings pitched, Snell is looking to continue his strong performance in the World Series.
Manager Dave Roberts has entrusted Snell with the ball in the first game of the World Series, setting the tone for the team's hopes of defending its 2024 title.
- 0.86 ERA in 21 innings pitched this postseason
- 28 strikeouts and five walks
- Only two runs allowed in his current run
According to Snell, what makes this postseason different is that his stuff remains elite, but his command is much better, leading to fewer baserunners and more efficient innings.
His best is yet to come during the postseason
Author's summary: Dodgers' Blake Snell warns Blue Jays ahead of World Series.
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