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Blue Jays Trim Spring Training Roster, Kasevich Shines

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Toronto Blue Jays trim spring training roster, sending four players to minor league camp, including second-round draft pick Josh Kasevich, who impressed with a .306 batting average this spring, despite a challenging 2022 season at Triple-A Buffalo. Kasevich is working to bounce back from a lower back stress reaction.

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Toronto Blue Jays News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Blue Jays Trim Spring Training Roster, Kasevich Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 20th for the Toronto Blue Jays. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The Toronto Blue Jays trim their spring training roster on March 20th by sending four players to minor league camp. Those moves involve catcher CJ Stubbs, along with Outfielders, Johandrick Penengo and RJ Shrek, plus Infielder Josh Kassovich. Kassovich stands out as the team's second round pick from the 2022 MLB draft. He impressed this spring with a 306 batting average, going 11 for 36 over 20 grapefruit league games, including one home run, and five runs batted in. Last season at Triple A Buffalo, his second year on Toronto's top farm club, Kassovich struggled with a 172 average over 29 games. An earlier back issue cut his play short back then too. That lower back stress reaction from spring training, limited him to just 36 minor league games overall last year, and he's working to bounce.

Back now, as the Jays finalize their opening day lineup, expect more cuts and updates soon on these prospects pass.

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