Red Sox Edge Jays in Spring Training

It's March 2nd for the Toronto Blue Jays, let's get into it.

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The Boston Red Sox edged out the Toronto Blue Jays 7-6 in spring training action.

Cody Ponds made a solid debut, tossing two innings with four hits, one earned run and

two strikeouts.

For the Jays, it was another close loss early in camp, but some bright spots emerged on both

sides of the ball.

Pitching was a mixed bag beyond Ponds.

Tyler Rogers gave up two hits and one run in his inning.

Brandon Little impressed with three strikeouts and no runs.

Spencer Miles hit 96 miles per hour on the gun, while striking out three over two frames.

Others, like Jorge Alcala and Devor O'Harrison, allowed home runs.

On offense, Addison Barger stole the show with a grand slam and four runs batted in.

Charles McAdoo added a home run, and Eloy Jimenez ripped a double.

George Springer went one for two with a walk, while Josh Kassovich batted one for three.

Most of the line up struggled at the plate though.

Fans know it's just spring, but the losses sting a bit.

The Jays have shown flashes from prospects and non-roster guys, building depth ahead

of the real games.

Standouts like Barger and McAdoo could push for spots.

Tomorrow, Toronto hosts Team Canada from the World Baseball Classic, with Kevin Galsman

on the mound against Logan Allen.

Keep an eye on how the arms respond after this one.

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