Dodgers left-hander Blake Snell leaves start after an inning because of groin tightness
Cincinnati (AP) — Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Blake Snell exited his pitching assignment midway through the first inning on Wednesday due to left groin tightness. Snell commenced the season on the injured list with left shoulder inflammation. He underwent elbow surgery in May to address loose bodies and bone spurs. In the opening frame, Snell surrendered a single to Sal Stewart and struck out the hitter, tossing 19 pitches, with 10 of them deemed strikes.
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