Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays released pitcher Austin Voth just one day after calling him up from their minor-league team. Voth was initially signed to provide extra pitching support due to injuries on the team but was removed from their roster after a single game performance.
Key Facts
- The Blue Jays called up Austin Voth from their Triple-A team on Sunday.
- Voth was released by the Blue Jays a day after his call-up and game appearance.
- The team's pitching staff is dealing with injuries, affecting four starters.
- Voth pitched 2 2/3 innings in his only game for the Blue Jays, who lost 3-0.
- Voth can now be claimed by another team, traded, or possibly return to the minor leagues if he clears waivers.
- Before joining the Blue Jays, Voth played for the Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles, and spent a season in Japan.
