Davis Schneider and Brendan Cellucci are both back up with the Blue Jays.

Schneider returns as an outfield and second base option, while Cellucci adds another left-handed arm to the bullpen mix.

Ricky Tiedemann gets optioned back to Triple-A Buffalo as part of the shuffle, another quick turnaround for a pitcher who's bounced between levels all season.

That's become a familiar pattern for Tiedemann specifically, up for a short stretch, then back down once his specific role isn't needed.

The corresponding roster crunch also includes tougher news. Outfielder Rudy Martin Jr. goes to the 10-day IL with a left hamstring strain.

That's a rough turn for a player who just made his long-awaited major-league debut after 12 years in the minors.

An injury this soon into his time in the majors is a genuinely tough break, even if hamstring strains typically resolve within the standard IL window.

Why this shuffle reflects Toronto's stretch-run needs

Schneider's return gives Toronto a hot bat option, given his strong recent numbers at Triple-A before this callup.

Cellucci adds bullpen depth at a position group that's been stretched thin most of the season, carrying one of the heaviest workloads in baseball.

Toronto remains deep in the wild-card race with a limited number of games left, making every roster decision carry real weight right now.

Losing Martin so soon after his debut is a disappointing subplot in an otherwise active week of roster moves.

Whether he's back before the season ends, or this ends up being a short and unfortunate chapter to an otherwise remarkable career arc, depends on how quickly the hamstring responds.

For now, Toronto adds two fresh bodies while managing both an option and a new IL stint in the same set of moves, all part of the constant roster math during a playoff push.