The Toronto Blue Jays have nearly finalized their Opening Day roster, with manager John Schneider announcing the addition of Jacob Barnes, Myles Straw, and Nathan Lukes. These players are not on the 40-man roster, necessitating roster adjustments. Barnes will fill a bullpen spot due to injuries to key pitchers, including Erik Swanson, who might return soon. With Daulton Varsho also on the injured list, the team required additional outfield depth. Barnes, a seasoned player, is poised to have a significant role in his 10th Major League season, ensuring a $1.4M salary for 2025.
The Blue Jays have finalized their Opening Day roster, adding Jacob Barnes and outfielders Myles Straw and Nathan Lukes, all needing 40-man roster adjustments.
Jacob Barnes will fill a bullpen spot left open by injuries, as several key players like Erik Swanson are starting the season on the injured list.
With Daulton Varsho on the injured list, the Blue Jays needed more outfield depth, highlighting their flexible roster management strategies.
Barnes’ career includes stints with nine teams, showcasing his journey through the league, and he locks in a guaranteed salary for the 2025 season.
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