The Toronto Blue Jays have a new starting pitcher and he will be available for tonight's game
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The Toronto Blue Jays continue to have problems with their starting rotation which is why they have selected starting pitcher Lazaro Estrada's contract and called him up.
The Blue Jays are still in a tough spot with starting pitcher Max Scherzer since he is still dealing with issues when it comes to his thumb which is why it's still not certain on how well things will go down the line.
Blue Jays select Lazaro Estrada's contract and bring him up from the Buffalo Bisons
The Blue Jays announce early this morning that they have selected Lazaro Estrada's contract and that he has been officially called up from the Buffalo Bisons to make his debut with the Blue Jays.
The Toronto Blue Jays have called up Cuban right-hander Lazaro Estrada to MLB, according to sources.
Estrada, 26, thus completes a long eight-year journey with the Blue Jays, which included undergoing Tommy John surgery.
He is represented by Carlos Perez of R&I Total Sports.
Estrada, 26, thus completes a long eight-year journey with the Blue Jays, which included undergoing Tommy John surgery.
He is represented by Carlos Perez of R&I Total Sports.
The Toronto Blue Jays have called up Cuban pitcher Lázaro Estrada to the Major Leagues. He is represented by Carlos Pérez of R&I Total Sports.
Los Azulejos de Toronto han llamado a Grandes Ligas al lanzador cubano Lázaro Estrada. Es representado por Carlos Pérez de R&I Total Sports.
Los Azulejos de Toronto han llamado a Grandes Ligas al lanzador cubano Lázaro Estrada. Es representado por Carlos Pérez de R&I Total Sports.
Estrada has been solid in Buffalo so far this season as he currently has a 4.75 ERA in 60.2 innings pitched and a 2-4 record but these numbers are not stellar either.
While the Blue Jays currently sit in first place, this does not mean they do not have problem as they are still having starting rotation problems due to injuries which is why a player like Estrada is getting a chance in the first place.
Most teams would likely not call up a player with a 4.75 ERA in the minors but unfortunately the Blue Jays do not really have a choice.
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