The southpaw went five innings, giving up no earned runs on four hits. He walked just one and struck out nine. Even though it was at Single-A, the performance should give Blue Jays fans plenty of optimism that he can contribute at the big-level – and soon — helping to alleviate the stress caused by injuries to Jose Berrios, Trey Yesavage, Cody Ponce, Bowden Francis and Shane Bieber.
