Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Blake Snell said his Seattle-area home was broken last week.
No one was at home when breaking in. Snell competes in the Dodgers’ Opening Game in Los Angeles the next day He started.
“I can confirm that our home has been damaged recently,” Snell said in a statement. By NBC King 5. “Thankfully, no one was hurt. We are working closely with local authorities and are very grateful for their quick response and ongoing support.
“We have a security video that actively assists in the investigation and we are confident that we will be caught and removed from our community by the responsible individuals. If you know something, say something – please contact your local law enforcement.”
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Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Blake Snell threw in the third inning against the Atlanta Braves at Dodger Stadium. (Gary A. Vasquez/Imagn image)
On March 26, the day before the game began, the police received a notice of breaking in. Police found a broken window when they arrived at home.
Edmunds Police Commander Josh McClure said it was unclear whether it was stolen because “apparently there are some high-value items left there.”
Snell’s home was broken the same week as former Seattle Seahawks star Richard Sherman in nearby King County. The houses are separated by a 6-mile ferry.
The Los Angeles Dodgers spoke with receiver Will Smith in the fourth inning against the Tokyo Dome of the Hansing Tigers. (Darren Yamashita/Imagn image)
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“Of course, it’s always possible to connect. We don’t have enough information to say they’re connected,” McClure said.
In the fall, many break-ins were reported in the homes of several high-profile athletes, including Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Joe Burrowremind the alerts from the league to be cautious.
Tua Tagovailoa said he hired armed security and jokingly sneaked in trying to break into his home.
Los Angeles Dodgers starter Blake Snell stood on the mound in the first inning against the Tokyo Dome’s Hanshin Tigers. (Darren Yamashita/Imagn image)
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Snell, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, signed a five-year, $162 million deal with the Dodgers during the offseason and joined a team that had already stacked. The Dodgers’ home opener is their third regular season game after two games in Tokyo earlier this month.
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