Ponce's Blue Jays Debut Cut Short by Injury

0:00It's March 31st. This is Toronto News Today, driven by AI. Cody Ponds made his Toronto Blue Jays debut Monday night, but it got cut short by a leg injury. The right hander lasted just two and a third innings, giving up one earned run, walking one batter, and striking out three before heading out. It started when he slipped on the mound during a pitch earlier in the gang. Then in the top of the third, while chasing a ground ball, he heard his right leg and went down in pain. Ponds walked to the medical card on his own, showing some toughness despite the issue. He's the guy that Jay signed from Korea in the off season, so fans were hyped for this fresh start. Louis-Varland jumped in to relieve him right away, keeping things moving for Toronto. No word yet on how bad the injury is, or when he'll be back. We'll watch closely as the Blue Jays monitor Ponce's recovery, hoping it's nothing that sidelines their new arm for long.