Blue Jays 26-Year-Old Outfielder Projected to Miss Opening Day Roster
Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays might not include outfielder Joey Loperfido in their opening day roster. Despite performing well last season, Loperfido faces tough competition from other players and has minor-league options that could affect his chances.Key Facts
- Joey Loperfido is a 26-year-old outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Loperfido played well in 41 games last season, with a .333 batting average and four home runs.
- He was speculated to be left out of the Blue Jays' opening day roster for the second year in a row.
- Other outfielders like Daulton Varsho, Nathan Lukes, Addison Barger, Davis Schneider, and Myles Straw were picked instead.
- Anthony Santander's shoulder surgery could affect team dynamics, allowing Loperfido more chances in spring training.
- Loperfido was part of a trade deal for pitcher Yusei Kikuchi in 2024.
- He has minor-league options, meaning he can be moved to and from the minor league without being released.
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