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Los Angeles Dodgers Pitcher Blake Snell says his home in Seattlu broke through last week.
No one was at home at the time of the burglary. Snell was in Los Angeles the next day for Dodgers’s home opener, which he started.
“I can confirm that our home has recently broke in,” Snell said in a statement, over nbc King 5. “Fortunately, no one has been harmed. We work closely with local authorities and we are incredibly grateful for the quick response and constant support.
“We have safety shots that actively help in the investigation and we are convinced that responsible individuals will be caught and removed from our community. If you know something, say something – contact the local implementation of the law.”
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Los Angeles Dodgers Backer Blake Snell throws himself during the third Inning against Atlanta Braves at Dodger Stadium. (Gary A. Vasquez/Imagen Pictures)
Police were informed of the burglary on March 26, the day before the game. Officers found a broken window when they got home.
Police Commander Edmonds Josh McClure said it was not clear if anything had been stolen because “obviously there were some high items that stayed there.”
Snell’s home was shattered the same week as former Seattle Seahawks star Richard Sherman in a nearby King district. The houses are separated by a 6 -kilometer ferry ride.
Los Angeles Dodgers, starting with Blessing Blessed, talk to the grip Will Smith during the fourth inning against Hanshin Tigers in Tokyo Dome. (Darren Yamashita/Imagen Images)
“Of course, there is always a possibility that they are connected. We do not have enough information to say they are connected,” McClure said.
Numerous interruptions in homes of several high athletes during the fall have been recorded, including Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and Joe BurrowEncouraged by league warnings to use caution.
Tua Tagoviloa said he hired armed security and joked the burglars to try to break into his home.
Los Angeles Dodgers starting with Blat Snell’s Backer standing on an embankment during the first inning against Hanshin Tigers in Tokyo Dome. (Darren Yamashita/Imagen Images)
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Snell, a double winner of the CY Young Award, has signed a five -year contract of $ 162 million with Dodgers in off -season, joined the already complex team. The Dodgers home opener was their third game of the regular part of the season after playing two games in Tokyo at the beginning of the month.
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