Snell was supposed to throw a bullpen session on Wednesday, but he felt discomfort in his shoulder while playing catch Tuesday. Snell will be re-examined when the team returns to L.A.

“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.

The Dodgers have the third-best record in baseball at 16-8, and despite being a half game back of the rival San Diego Padres, they are not necessarily in a rush to get Snell back on the mound.