Blue Jays Call Up Voth, Mantiply; Option Estrada, Little

0:00It's April 5th. This is MLB News today baseball coverage powered by AI. Toronto Blue Jays made some roster tweaks ahead of their match-up with the White Socks in Chicago. They called up right-hander Austin Voth and lefty Joe Man supply from Triple A Buffalo and both are ready to roll for Sunday's game. To make room, they optioned righty Lazaro Estrada and lefty Brendan Little back to the minors, while shifting right-hander Cody Ponce and Outfielder. Anthony Santander to the 60-day injured list. Voth brings seven years of big league experience, sitting at 17 wins and 19 losses with a 4.70 ERA. He just made one start this season in Buffalo, giving up two runs over three innings. Man supply, a 35-year-old vet with eight seasons under his belt. Six of those with Arizona has 11 wins, 13 losses, and a 4 point. 5-4 ERA, he tossed in two games down in Triple A-lay. Both Estrada and Little saw action in Toronto's 6-3 loss to the White Socks on Saturday night.

1:05Estrada impressed in his debut, firing four hitless innings after the opener gave up a run early. Little struggled, though, taking the loss after serving up three runs, including homers, to Munitaka Morakami and Colson Montgomery, while recording just. That dropped him to 0-2 with a steep 24.55 ERA through five outings. These moves come as the Jays shuffle their bullpen and rotation, amid injuries, and recent performances. Officials say Voth and Man supply could see immediate action to steady the staff against Chicago. With these changes locked in, Toronto eyes are rebound in the series finale, hoping fresh arms turn the tide on the south side.