Blue Jays' Ross Atkins Apologizes for Alek Manoah Move
Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays decided to designate pitcher Alek Manoah for assignment as the team aims for the American League East title. General manager Ross Atkins explained the tough decision, stating it was in the team's current best interest, especially with Anthony Santander joining the active roster.Key Facts
- The Blue Jays are aiming for the American League East title and a first-round playoff bye.
- The team chose to designate pitcher Alek Manoah for assignment.
- Alek Manoah had Tommy John surgery and did not pitch in the major leagues this season.
- Ross Atkins, the Blue Jays' general manager, called the decision difficult.
- Manoah was highly successful in his first two seasons, being a rookie of the year candidate and a Cy Young Award contender.
- The team activated Anthony Santander, who can help them in their current season.
- The Blue Jays have gaps in their pitching lineup, but still made the decision to move on from Manoah.
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