The Blue Jays may not know where they will call home for the 2020 season, but they do know they're shipping up to Boston for two exhibition games. ArdenZwelling examines the state of their roster heading into that first test:
are on hand for outfield depth, while Panik and possibly Santiago Espinal provide infield cover. If he doesn’t make the roster, Espinal would be another ideal fit on the club’s taxi squad along with Joseph and a swingman pitcher like Waguespack or Reid-Foley.was expected to play a utility role off Montoyo’s bench this season, seeing time at third, second, first and the outfield corners as he did in 2019.
“I’ve got to see how he feels,” Montoyo said. “I’m going to see him for the first time, see how he feels, and then we’ll go from there.”
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