The San Francisco Giants activated Blake Snell and he started his first game on Wednesday after a stint on the injured list.
Snell failed to get out of the fourth inning and had control issues in his first start since April 19. San Francisco beat theThe left-hander was activated shortly before the game as they optioned pitcher Nick Avila to Richmond.
He escaped jams in each of the first three innings, working around five baserunners and stranding them all.Snell walked Oneil Cruz, gave up a single to former Giants catcher Joey Bart and then walked the bases loaded, issuing a free pass to Michael A. Taylor. Snell then hit Andrew McCutchen with a pitch, bringing home a run and leading to a pitching change.
Snell, 31, went on the 15-day injured list with a left adductor strain on April 24. He made two rehab starts, one with Class A San Jose and one with Triple-A Sacramento.
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