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Dunedin Stadium
Dunedin Stadium, Dunedin, FL
Yankees vs. Blue Jays Wrapup | 03/14/21The Official Site of Major League Baseball
MARCH 14, 2021MLB.COM
Orioles observations on a Ryan Mountcastle breakout, Adley Rutschman being challenged and more impressive rookie pitchers | ANALYSISFrom Ryan Mountcastle's bounce-back day at the plate to more impressive outings for Dean Kremer and Bruce Zimmermann, here are the biggest t...
MARCH 14, 2021BALTIMORESUN.COM
Yankees vs. Blue Jays Preview | 03/14/21The Official Site of Major League Baseball
MARCH 14, 2021MLB.COM
Top Prospects: Manoah, TOR | 03/07/20212021 MLB.com Top Prospects: Alek Manoah has all the tools needed to be a starter with three strong pitches and delivery control
MARCH 14, 2021MLB.COM
Raking in campKirk picked up two more hits in Saturday's Grapefruit League game against the Orioles, including a single that left his bat with an exit velocity of 110.3 mph, Keegan Matheson of M...
ImpactThe young catcher is 5-for-10 to begin the spring with a home run and a 1:1 BB:K. On talent alone, Kirk would be considered the favorite to win the No. 2 catcher job behind Danny Jansen to begin the season, but complicating the picture for the Jays is that Reese McGuire is out of minor-league options. As a result, Kirk could begin the season at Triple-A regardless of how he looks this spring if the organization doesn't want to risk losing McGuire on waivers.
MARCH 14, 2021ROTOWIRE
No-hit outing SaturdayRay struck out three and walked two over four no-hit innings during Saturday's Grapefruit League game against the Orioles, Keegan Matheson of MLB.com reports. "This [Baltimore] is...
ImpactThe veteran southpaw averaged 95.8 mph with his fastball and topped out at 97.3 mph, a very good sign for his 2021 fortunes after he averaged 93.9 mph last year. Ray got stretched out to 52 pitches in the outing, putting him on pace to reach his target of 90-plus pitches by the end of camp, but he was most pleased with where he was locating them Saturday. "Even the walks that I've had, the ball has been right around the zone," Ray said. "As far as command, I feel really good about where my pitches are at. I'm around the zone and my misfires aren't far off. I feel like I'm in a really good spot." The Jays' rotation is very shaky after Hyun Jin Ryu, so getting a bounceback performance from Ray after his rough 2020 will be crucial for the team's success.
MARCH 14, 2021ROTOWIRE
Toronto Blue Jays: Does Carlos Delgado belong in the Hall of Fame?One of the top players in Toronto Blue Jays history, Carlos Delgado would sign with the organization in 1988 out of Puerto Rico, making his...
MARCH 14, 2021JAYSJOURNAL.COM