Blue Jays Eye Top Prospect Joseph Contreras

0:00It's March 10th for the Toronto Blue Jays, let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more teen news every day. The Toronto Blue Jays are building on their World Series appearance last year by scouting top high school pitching talent. They're taking a close look at Joseph Contreras, a right handed pitcher from Georgia who's drawing major league interest. He's the son of former big league pitcher Jose Contreras who had an 11 year career with a 78 and 67 record and a 4 point. 5-7 earned run average, Jose even spent time with the New York Yankees. Scouts love Joseph's upper 90s fastball, and he's ranked as the number one high school right-hander in the country and number 19 overall in. His class, by perfect game, he recently struck out Aaron Judge in a showcase. Contreras is committed to Vanderbilt, but a first round draft pick could tempt him with a big signing bonus to go pro right away. Meanwhile, he'll pitch for Brazil as the youngest player in the World Baseball Classic, and

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