The Dodgers are looking at a bit of a longer timeline to get one of their big offseason additions back. Plans for left-hander Blake Snell to throw his next bullpen session – expected to happen Wednesday at Wrigley Field – were scrapped for the time being,

“Hey — I’m 32 now, not 23. Once I get throwing, I’m good,” Snell said. “When I play catch, I don’t feel it. When I get out here, I’m good. It’s like when I wake up, I gotta get it going.” Snell has been on the injured list since early April after being diagnosed with left shoulder inflammation.

Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Blake Snell had a setback in his recovery from inflammation in his pitching shoulder. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said on Wednesday that Snell "didn't feel great" after playing catch on Tuesday and will be shut down from throwing.