#left-handed-relievers

#left-handed-relievers

With Yimi Garcia not expected to make the Opening Day roster and some questionable Rule 5 arms vying for a spot, adding some more depth is something the Jays should consider. While there won't be any eye-catching names left on the open market, there are some veterans the team can turn to if the right deal materializes.

The Giants signed right-handers Adrian Houser and Jason Foley to major league deals yesterday, and in doing so created in a logjam on their 40-man roster. San Francisco's roster was already at capacity before those signings, so they'll need to make a pair of corresponding moves in order to finalize those additions. Those transactions could be simply designating two other players for assignment, but it's also possible that the Giants could look to work out a trade of some kind that clears 40-man roster space.

Colin Poche signed a minor league deal with the Mets after a brief stint on the roster where he allowed two earned runs in two-thirds of an inning.

Poche, who signed a minor league contract in early May, was only on the MLB roster for a few days. He made one appearance, retiring two of six batters faced and giving up a pair of runs.