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Quick Recap: Jays beat Yankees

New York Yankees v Toronto Blue Jays Photo by Douglas P. DeFelice/Getty Images

Blue Jays 5 Yankees 0

The Jays are now 14-8, having a very very nice spring. Well, other than the injuries.

The star of the game was Bo Bichette. Two home runs and a single in three at-bats. He seems to be heating up, so we should start the season now.

Trent Thornton had a very good start. 3 inning, 3 hits, all singles, 1 walk, and 3 strikeouts. His fastball was in the 92-93 range and threw a number of changeups and curves. 47 pitches in all.

Simeon Woods Richardson was also impressive. 3 innings, 2 singles, 4 strikeouts. Filled the strike zone. Again 92-93 on the fastball.

AJ Cole gave up a double but got 3 strikeouts in his inning. He might benefit from the little rash of injuries and get a spot in the bullpen.

Anthony Castro pitched the eighth (not words I expect to type during the season). Quick inning with a strikeout.

Jackson Rees got the ninth. He went walk, ground out, strikeout, hit batter, strikeout.

The hitters:

  • Marcus Semien: 1 for 3, 2 strikeouts. .256. He made a couple of nice plays at second.
  • Randal Grichuk: 0 for 4. .242. Playing CF. He might end up starting the season there if Springer can’t.
  • Teoscar Hernandez: 1 for 1, home run, walk. .250. He crushed a ball to CF, 445 feet by statscast.
  • Vladimir Guerrero: 1 for 3, k. .500. He made a great play on defense. Ground ball down the third base line picked it up, touched third, and made a strong off-balance throw to first, right on target for the double play. I’ll put up a tweet with the play.
  • Rowdy Tellez: 1 for 4, k. .209. He’s looking a little better at the plate than he had been for a couple of weeks there.
  • Jonathan Davis: 1 for 2, with a walk, .321. He was also picked off first base.
  • Reese McGuire: 0 for 2, walk. .200.
  • Breyvic Valera: 0 for 3. .100. Playing first, he had a hard-hit ground ball go off him but he didn’t panic, chased down the ball, and made a nice toss to Thornton (who thankfully didn’t quit on the play either).

Tomorrow Jays host the Tigers. I don’t think it is being broadcast. Likely we will get the single-camera thing. It is a night game.