Scherzer Joins Jays, Springer Hits in Spring Opener

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The Blue Jays host the Red Sox today in Dunedin for a spring training match-up starting at 1

PM Eastern.

Boston brings several likely opening day regulars to the lineup, while Toronto leans on prospects

in depth players.

Cody Ponds takes the mound for the socks, giving fans a good look at potential big leaguers

on both sides.

Nine of's feature guys like George Springer as the Jays designated hitter and Nathan

Luke's in right field, mashed up against Boston stronger every day.

Crew.

It's a solid chance to evaluate Toronto's young talent before the real game's heat

up.

Max Scherzer has arrived at Blue Jays Camp with an official signing announcement expected

tomorrow.

The veteran right-hander could even pitch in his first spring outing as early a Saturday,

which has folks buzzing about a quick ramp up.

Meanwhile, World Baseball Classic exhibitions kick off tomorrow, including team Canada

facing the Blue Jays at 1 PM Eastern.

Canada follows with their first official pool game against Colombia on Saturday at 11

a.m. Eastern, while the U.S. team opens Friday.

To clear 40 men roster space for Scherzer, the Jays put Ben Cows on waivers and the Cubs

quickly claimed him, that move keeps the roster flexible as camp rolls on.

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