
Blue Jays Release 5 Minor League Players
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Toronto Blue Jays Trim Roster, Release Five Minor League Players
The Toronto Blue Jays have made some roster moves this week, releasing five minor league players as they shape their future lineup. The players released include third baseman Damiano Palmegiani, right-handed pitchers Dahian Santos and Bo Bonds, outfielder Jacob Wetzel, and catcher Nicolas Deschamps. None of these players showed enough promise to stick around, with Deschamps hitting just .094 in his higher-level games. They are now free agents, looking for spots elsewhere. This is typical this time of year as teams trim down ahead of spring training and lock in their plans.
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It's March 18th, here's your Toronto Blue Jays news in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. Toronto Blue Jays made some roster moves this week, releasing five minor league players as they shaped their future lineup. The cuts include third baseman Damiano Palmajani, Rae handed pitchers, Dayi and Santos and Beaubon's, Outfielder Jacob Wetzel and Catcher Nicholas, Dayshams. These players reached various levels in the system, but none stood out as major league material. Palmajani and Santos both got to AA, while Bonds and Wetzel topped out at high A. Dayshams had a short AA stint last year. The team wants to focus development on other prospects, with more upside. None of these guys showed enough promise to stick around, especially with Dayshams hitting just .094 in his higher level games. Now they are all free agents, looking for spots elsewhere. A few might catch on with different organizations willing to take a chance. This is typical this time of year, as teams trim down ahead of spring training and lock
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