In case there was any doubt, Blake Snell's stuff looks in top form and ready to return to the big leagues. The reigning National League Cy Young Award winner tossed his second straight hitless rehab start, this time striking out 10 overmatched hitters across five frames in Triple-A Sacramento's 5-1

Ever wonder how dominant a reigning Cy Young Award winner could look if he was transported back to Single-A? Blake Snell did just that – and it was as unfair as you might expect. On a rehab assignment with Single-A San Jose as he eyes a return to San Francisco

There was no Minor League season in 2020 and, unfortunately, that means there will be no MiLBY Awards this year either. In their stead, Toolshed is taking the next couple weeks to look back at MiLBY winners from the major categories in the 2010s. The series will rank all the

Blake Snell entered Saturday with a 49-inning scoreless streak. Corey Black was just hoping to pitch without pain. Neither ended up getting a win, but the starting pitchers weren't at fault for that. Snell had his streak snapped in the first inning but set a career high with 12 strikeouts.

It's been said a few times now. When Blake Snell was promoted from Class A Advanced Charlotte to Double-A Montgomery at the start of May, surely his 21-inning scoreless streak wouldn't carry over for long. (It has.) When he faced a Tennessee lineup that featured top-100 prospects Kyle Schwarber and

Blake Snell has been almost immaculate this season. If you thought his first Southern League start would prove differently, you were wrong. The Rays' No. 10 prospect gave up one hit over six scoreless innings to win his Double-A debut Friday night as Montgomery coasted to a 11-1 thumping at