Hernández Issues Urgent Warning: Dodgers’ Trade Deadline Moves Could Make or Break Their Season
Glasnow and Snell are former All-Stars, but how much can the Dodgers rely on them?
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Unironically nicknamed “Glass,” Glasnow hasn’t pitched since April. The $136.5-million man has never pitched more than the 134 innings he pitched last year, and even then, he wasn’t unavailable for the playoffs.
Snell made just 20 starts last year with the San Francisco Giants but was signed by the Dodgers to a five-year, $182-million contract over the winter. He made only two starts for them before he was placed on the injured list with shoulder inflammation.
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