Snell struck out nine and walked three while holding Triple-A Gwinnett to two hits over 4.2 scoreless innings in his second start of the season Tuesday.
He needed 100 pitches to record 14 outs, which was the only blemish on the outing. Snell fanned five and only walked one in five innings during his season debut with Durham last week, and he may be an early-season callup for the Rays if they decide to keep Erasmo Ramirez in the bullpen for the long haul.