Blue Jays’ Former Starter Leaves MLB After Injury Setbacks
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BusinessSportsMoneyBlue Jays’ Former Starter Leaves MLB After Injury SetbacksByPeter Chawaga,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Peter Chawaga is a writer and editor covering Major League Baseball.Follow AuthorMay 27, 2026, 07:00am EDTTORONTO, CANADA - JULY 18: The front logo decal on the batting helmet of Jose Reyes #7 of the Toronto Blue Jays before the start of MLB game action against the Texas Rangers on July 18, 2014 at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images)Getty ImagesThe Toronto Blue Jays were hit with yet another injury setback in their tumultuous season and it seems like they’ll be searching for some roster help soon.On Monday, news broke that the team was placing frontline starter Dylan Cease on the injured list following a hamstring strain. Cease joined teammates Shane Bieber, Max Scherzer, Jose Berrios and Cody Ponce as notable starters who are sidelined as the Blue Jays look to turn their season around.And with the rotation so depleted, the team could look to its minor-league depth or available external options for some help.“For the immediate term, the Blue Jays added right-handed reliever Tanner Andrews to the roster, filling the final spot on their 40-man,” Ben Nicholson-Smith wrote for Sportsnet. “With five days’ notice, it’s also possible the Blue Jays look outside of the organization and attempt a trade.”ForbesDodgers’ Freddie Freeman Sends Retirement Message After Personal UpdateBy Peter ChawagaToronto Blue Jays’ Former Pitcher Spencer Turnbull Leaves Major League BaseballAs the Blue Jays explore their options for some rotation depth, they’ve gotten an update on a starter who was a bit of a disappointment last year, as Spencer Turnbull has left Major League Baseball altogether to continue his career in the Mexican Northern League.Turnbull racked up five strikeouts in two and one-third innings in his debut for the league’s Cerveceros de Tecate, according to...





