Blue Jays Pitchers Progress in Spring Training

0:00It's March 12th, here's your Toronto Blue Jays News in two minutes, subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Toronto Blue Jays are keeping a close eye on several pitchers during spring training as they gear up for the long season ahead. The team wants to make sure everyone stays healthy, especially their top arms. Updates show progress for a few key players dealing with injuries. Ricky Tiedemann, recovering from an elbow problem, got back to throwing on Tuesday. That's a big step for the young lefty, who's seen as a future star. Trey Yesavage is up next, with a two-inning simulated game against minor leagueers set for Wednesday. Shane Bieber and Yimi Garcia are both throwing on flat ground. Bieber's forearm issue has kept him out before, and he's had a tough injury history. Still, when he's right, he's one of the best around. Fans in the front office are hopeful these guys wrap up smoothly. Tiedemann could anchor the rotation someday, while Bieber brings proven ace potential if he stays on the field. Meanwhile, the Jays continue monitoring everyone closely, with opening day nearing, these updates

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