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Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Blake Snell wasn't afraid to share his feelings on social media about Tarik Skubal's imminent free agency.

Following the Los Angeles Dodgers' postseason elimination, pitcher Blake Snell has publicly urged fellow left-hander Tarik Skubal to re-sign with the team in free agency. Snell voiced his desire both in postgame comments and on social media, emphasizing that the duo still has unfinished business after falling short of winning a World Series together in 2026.
Dodgers Way notes that re-signing Skubal will likely cost hundreds of millions of dollars on a permanent deal. The piece highlights expected competition from New York Mets owner Steve Cohen, though writer Colin Keane argues that Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is likely to pursue the two-time Cy Young winner aggressively.
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