"Your answer for why Buster Posey didn't re-sign him" - Fans roast Blake Snell for his poor explanation after rough World Series outing

Despite all the success he enjoyed in previous rounds of the postseason, Blake Snell's exploits have proven ineffective against the Toronto Blue Jays in the World Series.

Taking the mound for the reigning champions in Game 1, Snell struggled, giving up five earned runs in five innings. He did not fare much better in his latest start, conceding five runs in 6.2 innings in Game 5 on Wednesday.

Post-game, Blake Snell reflected on the rough outing while speaking to reporters. Instead of giving the Blue Jays hitters credit, the 32-year-old insisted it was "luck" that allowed his opponents to enjoy the success they did against him.

Popular baseball content page "Talkin' Baseball" later took to X to post about Snell's admission.

"They didn't really get to me... Luck plays in baseball" Snell said

Replying to the post, several fans roasted Blake Snell for his controversial statements.

"There’s your answer for why Posey didn’t re-sign him." a fan wrote "'I'm not one to make excuses or anything close to that' says someone making excuses for getting taken out of the park twice in his first three pitches." another fan commented "He is acting like a 10 year old got lucky and beat him in WarZone." another fan replied "5 ER, 2 HR 'didn’t really get to me.' 🤣" another fan responded "The strike zone being the same size since 1996 is also unlucky and resulted him in walking 4 guys in 6 innings." another fan shared "Which was the unlucky part, the 2 HRs, the 3 WP's or the 4 walks?" another fan posted

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Blake Snell will get his chance to face the Blue Jays again if the Dodgers survive Game 6

Blake Snell's World Series so far has not gone to plan, but the 32-year-old may still get the chance to have the last laught against the AL Champions. In order to do so, however, the Dodgers must first avoid defeat in Game 6, which will take place at the Rogers Center on Friday.

Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-1 to win Game 5 of the 2025 World Series. - Source: Getty

For Friday's fixture, Yoshinobu Yamamoto will be taking the mound, while Kevin Gausman makes the start for the Blue Jays.

Edited by Raghav Mehta