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The Toronto Blue Jays officially announce 26 man roster for ALCS
The Toronto Blue Jays take on the Seattle Mariners tonight and they just announced their 26 man roster with a few big surprises.
Late last night reports came out that Bo Bichette went down while running the bases at the Rogers Centre which had many believe that he would end up being left of the roster.
Blue Jays announce 26 man roster for ALCS
The Blue Jays just announced their full 26 man roster for the ALCS which has some major changes when compared to last series.
OFFICIAL: Presenting our ALCS roster!
Chris Bassitt and Max Scherzer have been added to the roster for this round while Justin Bruihl and Tommy Nance are out this time around plus with the biggest news being Bichette out once again.
BLUE JAYS ALCS ROSTER IS OUT:
Bassitt and Scherzer are in.
Bruihl and Nance are out.
No Bo Bichette. The boys are going to have to get to the dance without him.
Bassitt and Scherzer are in.
Bruihl and Nance are out.
No Bo Bichette. The boys are going to have to get to the dance without him.
Apparently the injured Bichette suffered while running the bases yesterday is the reason he was left off of this roster as well.
Bo Bichette is not on Blue Jays' ALCS roster, after appearing to be in discomfort during his first attempt running bases yesterday. Position player group remains the same from ALDS.
Max Scherzer and Chris Bassitt added on pitching side, replacing Tommy Nance and Justin Bruihl.
Max Scherzer and Chris Bassitt added on pitching side, replacing Tommy Nance and Justin Bruihl.
The Blue Jays and Mariners kick things off tonight at the Rogers Centre at 8:03 PM with Kevin Gausman and Bryce Miller on the mound.
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