Blue Jays Move to Six-Man Rotation
Toronto is expanding its pitching rotation, with Taillon, Cease, Soriano, and Scherzer lined up over the next four days.
The Toronto Blue Jays are transitioning to a six-man starting rotation. Beat reporter Keegan Matheson confirmed the upcoming schedule: Taillon starts Wednesday, Cease on Thursday, Soriano on Friday, and Scherzer on Saturday. The move suggests workload management or a roster/health consideration prompted the change. This affects pitching matchup projections for Blue Jays games this week.
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