Blue Jays Re-sign Voth, Boosting Bullpen

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The Toronto Blue Jays just resigned right-hander Austin Voth to a minor league deal, marking

the second time in under a month they've brought him back.

This comes right in the middle of their series against the Milwaukee Brewers, as Voth was

designated for a Simon after one bullpen outing versus the Chicago White Sox, where he gave

up one earned run on three hits.

He threw a mix of six pitches that day, sitting around 91 miles per hour on his four-seam

fastball and sinker, while leaning hard on his.

Cutter, his first big league action since last year.

Before that, the 33-year-old spent this season in Japan with the Chiba Lata Marines, making

22 starts with a solid three-point.

96 ERA, over 125 innings.

With injuries piling up in Toronto's pitching staff, they need every arm they can get, especially

from middle relief like Voth and the recently.

Resign lefty Josh Fleming, keeping their rotation deep as the games grind on.