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Snell Dominates Rehab Start, Dodgers Fans Excited

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Blake Snell, Dodgers ace, delivers a dominant performance in his second minor league rehab start, striking out six batters and allowing no runs in three innings. This impressive outing has Dodgers fans excited about his potential return to the major leagues, as he continues to recover from shoulder fatigue.

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Snell Dominates Rehab Start, Dodgers Fans Excited

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It's April 29th, welcome in. This is MLV News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Blake Snell, the Dodgers left the ace, just crushed his second minor league rehab start, firing three scoreless innings with six strikeouts for the Class A Ontario Tower buzzers. He faced the lick Elson or Storm on Tuesday night, striking out the side in the first, shaking off a leadoff double in the second by fanning the next. Three and wrapping the third perfect on just five pitches with a flyout and two grounders. Snell's been sideline all season with shoulder fatigue, starting on the injured list. So this dominant outing has Dodgers fans buzzing about his road. Back to the big leagues. He threw 39 pitches, 29 for strikes, retiring nine of the 10 batters he saw, a big bounce back from last week when he gave up too. Runs, one earned, and just over one inning with a walk and no punchouts. Just like this keeps the hype alive. And if Snell stays locked in, L.A.'s rotation could get that World Series edge sooner than

we think.

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