The Blue Jays are keeping Yariel Rodríguez stretched out as a starter going into spring training, general manager Ross Atkins told reporters (link via Keegan Matheson of MLB.com).
According to Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins, right-handed pitcher Yariel Rodriguez is going to be given a chance to earn a spot in the starting rotation.
The Toronto Blue Jays have more clarity in there starting rotation after the team acquired veteran starting pitcher Max Scherzer on a one-year deal worth $15.5 million.
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The Toronto Blue Jays still need to find a solution for their starting rotation and it looks like they are closing in on former New York Mets pitcher Jose Quintana.
The Toronto Blue Jays struck big on the trade market this past week, acquiring Gold Glove infielder Andres Gimenez from the Cleveland Guardians. Despite that move, the Jays are reportedly not done looking for help.
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According to Toronto Blue Jays' general manager Ross Atkins, the plan for pitcher Yariel Rodriguez for 2025 is up in the air at this point. Per Keegan
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The Toronto Blue Jays activated right-hander Yariel Rodriguez to start Friday's series opener at Cleveland. Rodriguez, 27, had been on the 15-day injured list since April 30 with thoracic spine inflammation.
Blue Jays pitcher Yariel Rodriguez made his third rehab start on May 31st and put up solid numbers. He also showcased signs of improvement. Rodriguez pitched two innings, gave up two hits and two walks, and threw 43 pitches, and 25 were strikes.
The Toronto Blue Jays have lost a piece to the back end of their rotation. They’ve placed right-handed pitcher Yariel Rodriguez on the 15-day injured list.
The Jays will need to figure out a fifth starter, though maybe not right away, thanks to where they are in the schedule.
The Toronto Blue Jays are through two games of their four-game series against the Kansas City Royals and to this point they have split winning the first game 5-3 and dropping last night’s 3-2.
The Blue Jays have won three games in a row, pushing the club above .500 for the first time since Opening Day. The bats aren’t quite there yet, but a few quality starts and some excellent late-inning relief work have stoked some momentum for Toronto.
Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Yariel Rodriguez is scheduled to make his major league debut Saturday afternoon against the visiting Colorado Rockies. The 27-year-old Rodriguez arrived from Triple-A Buffalo on Friday, and the plan is to activate him Saturday to make the start.
The Toronto Blue Jays plan to promote Cuban right-hander Yariel Rodriguez to make his major league debut this weekend, according to multiple reports Friday.
Rodriguez already occupies a spot on the Toronto 40-man roster. The Jays signed him to a five-year, $32M free agent pact late in the winter.
The righty entered the offseason as one of the winter’s most unusual free agents. He began his career as a starting pitcher in Cuba but upon moving overseas to pitch in Japan, he converted to relief where he dominated to the tune of a 1.15 ERA with a 27.5 percent strikeout rate.
The puzzle that is the Blue Jays’ Opening Day pitching staff is becoming more clear. On Tuesday afternoon, Francys Romero reported that Blue Jays pitcher Yariel Rodríguez will not be on the team’s roster when they break camp and head to Tampa Bay but will instead make two or three starts in Triple-A Buffalo.
The Toronto Blue Jays will likely have a pair of new faces taking the field during split-squad action on Sunday, with one-half of the roster travelling to Clearwater, Fla., to face the Philadelphia Phillies and the remaining half staying back in Dunedin to host the Minnesota Twins.
Toronto Blue Jays' pitcher Yariel Rodriguez is reportedly set to make his spring training debut this weekend. Per Arden Zwelling of Sportsnet on social media: Blue Jays were happy with Yariel Rodriguez’s two-inning live BP on Tuesday.
After a disappointing postseason loss in the American League wild-card series, the Blue Jays will look to make another postseason run in the loaded AL East in 2024.
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