The Blue Jays have been better offensively lately but they continue to struggle with inconsistency once again.
It seems like management might start looking toward their prospects in Triple-A to try and help their offensive problems.
But another route to offensive improvement that might be more impactful — and exciting for fans tired of the status quo — is an influx of talent from Triple-A. That's something that Atkins noted on Saturday, saying the team ‘had a lot of good players there' while at the same time questioning their fit in the team's lineup - Ashbourne
The main players in Triple-A that could really help are Addison Barger, Spencer Horowitz, Orelvis Martinez and Nathan Lukes. All four players have been have great season's with the Bisons at the plate.
The questions does not rely on how well they can hit but if their defense is strong enough for the major leagues which is what GM Ross Atkins has questioned.
While this is only one solution to the Blue Jays problems, it might be the best one as if one of these players is able to help, he would also be gaining some much needed experience in the MLB.
