The Los Angeles Dodgers lost an outfielder, signed a new pitcher and Blake Snell will be undergoing a new surgery.

Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes acknowledges the challenge but expressed optimism about some shorter timelines for recovery.

The Los Angeles Dodgers placed pitcher Blake Snell on the injured list last week with bone spurs in his left elbow. On May 19, according to multiple reports, Snell underwent a procedure to have three spurs removed.

The Dodgers are optimistic that the procedure will allow him to return to the mound earlier than other treatment options, although the $182 million starter will still be sidelined for a significant amount of time.

Blake Snell will undergo arthroscopic surgery to remove loose bodies from his left elbow on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Whether his return is expected to be about three months, like closer Edwin Díaz, or perhaps a shorter timetable depends on what Dr.

Tyler Glasnow has been shut down from his throwing program after experiencing a flare-up, Dodgers GM Brandon Gomes said Monday. Meanwhile, Blake Snell will undergo the same NanoScope procedure used on Tarik Skubal,

San Francisco Giants left-hander Blake Snell opted out of the final year of his contract and is a free agent, the team announced Friday, according to