Blue Jays announce left-handed relief Ryan Borucki The triple buffalo has been completely knocked down. He was exempted from unclaimed after being designated as a mission on Monday.
Borucki has enough service time to turn off minor league tasks. If he chooses free agent, he may remain unsigned for the rest of the season. Manager John Schneider said on Monday that Poluki wanted to stick with the organization (generated by SportsNet’s Arden Zwelling). This will be achieved after he takes on a thorough mission.
Toronto signed a minor league contract signed by Polaki late last month after being released by the Pirates. A week later, Jays chose his contract. Borucki managed 4 1/3 of the scoreless frames in four appearances, even though he walked four of the 19 bats he faced. Southpaw dropped 30 2/3 innings for BUCS earlier this season, with an average score of 5.28. His strikeout and walking numbers were medium, but he got the ground ball with 55% cut.
Jays are familiar with Borucki, who graduated from high school more than a decade ago. It was under the leadership of the previous former office, but he spent the first four and a half Major League Baseball seasons in Toronto under the current regime. Brenden Jr. and Eric Lauer They are the two southern claws of John Schneider’s bullpen. Mason Fluharty,,,,, Justin Bruihl and Easton Lucas Located in a 40-man lineup and in optional allocations. Borucki no longer has a 40-person position, but that’s mainly because he can’t choose. Jays may still consider him the third best left-handed reliefer they may bring him back if Jr. or Raul is injured.
