I’ve wanted Barger called up, but this will only be for two or three games. Please play him, John. Addison hasn’t had the best of starts in Buffalo, hitting just .221/.311/.421 with two homers and two doubles.
The Toronto Blue Jays finalized their Opening Day roster over the weekend. With only a few spots up for grabs, there was little mystery about the results,
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With Gold Glove winning centre fielder Daulton Varsho undergoing shoulder surgery near the end of the 2024 season, opportunities for playtime have opened up for others in the Toronto Blue Jays system – at least to start the 2025 season.
Is the 2025 season finally the year Nathan Lukes will get a legitimate shot with the Toronto Blue Jays? This is Blue Jays Nation’s annual 40-man Roster Review, where we look at the players on the Blue Jays’ 40-man roster.
The Toronto Blue Jays are already in need of some help in the outfield but with the most recent update on Daulton Varsho, they might need more than expected.
Entering the 2024 season, the Toronto Blue Jays had limited spots available after an offseason where the club stocked on quantity regarding veteran talent.
After the 2024 trade deadline sell-off, the Toronto Blue Jays pivoted from this season and looked towards the next. This movement and shift in priorities saw internal players get a chance at the big league level, including outfielder Nathan Lukes who made his big league debut last season with the Jays at the age of 29-years-old.
The Jays made a roster move today: Nathan Lukes was called up. Steward Berroa was sent down. Lukes is hitting .333/.403/.469 in 54 games for the Bisons.
A player on the 40-man roster has suffered an injury. According to numerous sources, Buffalo Bisons’ outfielder Nathan Lukes has suffered a left thumb injury after being scratched from the lineup.
On Tuesday, every Blue Jays affiliate in action lost. It was the total opposite on Wednesday as all four teams won their games. Two wins were blowouts, a team moved to .500, and a team shutout their opposition.
Yesterday the Jays sent Addison Barger down and called up Nathan Lukes. That, to me, suggested that Kevin Kiermaier wouldn't be back for a bit. Cause why exchange bench players for one game.
So I didn’t see this coming: The Jays sent Addison Barger down to Buffalo and called up Nathan Lukes. Barger had just 1 hit in 18 at-bats. I hate decisions made on small samples.
As per Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi, the Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly set to call up outfielder Nathan Lukes from triple-A Buffalo, with the 29-year-old set to join the Jays squad for their upcoming road trip beginning tomorrow in Washington.
The Buffalo Bisons are still searching for their first win of the season. On Saturday afternoon, Toronto’s Triple-A affiliate fell 4-3 to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders by a score of 4-3, bringing their season record to 0-2.
So far this spring, the focus and attention for the Blue Jays has primarily been on the pitching staff (who is pitching well and who has shoulder fatigue) and the array of infielders who are fighting for a chance to break camp when Toronto opens the season later this month in Tampa Bay.
Nathan Lukes is a 29-year-old (turning 30 in July, just past the cutoff, making this his age-29 season), left-handed hitting outfielder. He can play all three outfield spots, including a reasonable center field.