Month: April 2021

LAVAL 4, MARLIES 3

LAVAL ROCKET (19-5-1-1 – 40 Points) vs.
TORONTO MARLIES (10-11-0-1 – 21 Points)
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021

 123OTFINAL
LAVAL202–4
TORONTO021–3
TRANSCRIPTSGAME SUMMARYGAME SHEETPHOTOSSCRUMS

SCORING SUMMARY

Laval: L. Dauphin (3) (R. Harvey-Pinard, G. Olofsson), L. Dauphin (4) (R. Harvey-Pinard, J. Lucchini), M. Pezzetta (2) (J. Brook) (T. Paquette-Bisson (1) (Y. Veilleux)
Goaltender: V. Demchenko (19/22)

Toronto: T. Gaudet (8) (Unassisted), K. Kossila (4) (J. McKenna, N. Hoefenmayer), T. Gaudet (9) (T. Liljegren, C. Rosén)
Goaltender: I. Scott (24/28)

ON THE SCORESHEET

  • Tyler Gaudet put the Marlies on the board unassisted at 5:28 of the second period and later scored at 17:21 of the third period. Gaudet is tied for 13th in goals (9) overall. Gaudet has three unassisted goals this season, leading the AHL.
  • Kalle Kossila scored at 12:49 of the second period. He has points (2-2-4) in two consecutive games. Kossila has 13 points (4 goals, 9 assists) this season.
  • Jeremy McKenna recorded the primary assist on Kossila’s second period goal. McKenna has seven point (3 goals, 4 assists) in 15 games with the Marlies.
  • Noel Hoefenmayer registered the secondary assist on Kossila’s second period goal. This was Hoefenmayer’s second assist this season.
  • Timothy Liljegren had the primary assist on Gaudet’s third period goal. Liljegren has nine points (2 goals, 7 assists) in 14 games this season.
  • Calle Rosén picked up the secondary assist on Gaudet’s third period goal. He has 10 points (4 goals, 6 assists) in 19 games with the Marlies.
  • Ian Scott stopped 24 of the 28 shots he faced in his first start of the season. He is now 0-1-0-0 on the season with a 4.17 goals against average and 0.857 save percentage. This was Scott’s first start since May 21, 2019 with Prince Albert (WHL). This was his second start with the Toronto Marlies. His first start was on April 15, 2018 in a 4-3 win over Belleville.

OF NOTE…

  • Toronto went 1-for-1 on the penalty kill and 0-for-1 on the power play. Toronto’s penalty kill at home (84.8) is ranked seventh overall.
  • Laval had a 28-22 edge in shots in all situations. Tyler Gaudet led the Marlies with five shots on goal.
  • The Marlies are 10-11-0-1 against Canadian Division opponents and are 1-2-0-1 against the Rocket.

RECORD WHEN…

Trailing after 1                                     2-4-0-1
Tied after 2                                          3-2-0-0
Did not score a power play goal          5-8-0-0
Allow a power play goal                      9-4-0-0
Outshot by opponent                          4-4-0-1
Saturday                                              0-4-0-0

REGULAR SEASON LEADERS

Goals                                       9 (Gaudet)
Assists                                    12 (Agostino)
Points                                      19 (Agostino)
PPG                                          2 (Agostino, Brazeau, Kossila)
Shots                                       55 (Agostino)
+/-                                            +11 (Gaudet)
PIMS                                        43 (Clune)

POSTGAME QUOTES

HEAD COACH GREG MOORE

On Ian Scott:
Ian did a great job. If you take into consideration how long it’s been for him to get into a live action game like that against an opponent like that. You could tell in the first period he had some nervous energy and movement, but he settled right in, made some big saves. Then in the second period, he looked very comfortable. It’s incredible just how poised and calm he looks back there. Kind of mirrors his personality. For his first game, he should be really proud of that.

On today’s game:
The process was in place, the competitiveness was there, the consistency was there. To fight back in the second period the way we did to get the game even after being down, the team showed a lot of character. There was definitely a lot more consistency today.

IAN SCOTT

On his first start since returning from injury:
There’s not a lot of words. It’s been a long time and I was just happy to be out there again.

On how the game developed for him:
There were definitely a few nerves but at the end of the day, I can trust that I’ve prepared enough for this and that I’ve put in the work. A lot of work went on behind the scenes and after a while coming back, I was able just to roll with things.

RECENT TRANSACTIONS

Apr. 9               Joseph Duszak (D) – Recalled from loan to Toronto (NHL Taxi)
Apr. 8               Timothy Liljegren (D) – Returned on loan from Toronto (NHL Taxi)

UPCOMING GAMES:
*All times Eastern Standard Time

Thursday, April 15 at Laval – 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 18 at Laval – 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 21 at Belleville – 7:00 p.m.
Friday, April 23 at Belleville – 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 24 at Belleville – 3:00 p.m.

For Marlies notes, transcripts and media guides, please visit the Toronto Marlies Press Box.

Warriors’ James Wiseman will not return to Saturday night’s game vs. Rockets with right knee injury — Monterey Herald

Warriors center James Wiseman will not return to Saturday night’s game against the Houston Rockets at Chase Center after sustaining a right knee injury in the first half and will undergo further evaluation, the team announced. Wiseman left the game after landing awkwardly following a dunk attempt that was blocked by Rockets forward Kenyon Martin…

Warriors’ James Wiseman will not return to Saturday night’s game vs. Rockets with right knee injury — Monterey Herald

Red Sox manager Alex Cora after five-game winning streak: ‘It’s a good vibe’ — Boston Herald

The Red Sox have erased a 0-3 start to the season and won five in a row. Inside the locker room, the Sox are feeling good. “It’s a good vibe,” manager Alex Cora said after the Sox’ 6-4 win over the Orioles in extra innings on Saturday. “It’s a good vibe. We’ve got a bunch…

Red Sox manager Alex Cora after five-game winning streak: ‘It’s a good vibe’ — Boston Herald

MAPLE LEAFS 6, SENATORS 5

OTTAWA SENATORS (13-25-4 – 30 Points) vs.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (27-10-3 – 57 Points)

SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 2021

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OTTAWA032–5
TORONTO222–6

GAME SUMMARY         |           EVENT SUMMARY        |           FACEOFF SUMMARY

ON THE SCORESHEET

  • Auston Matthews opened the scoring for the Maple Leafs at 8:52 of the first period and later scored the second Toronto goal of the night at 9:31 of the first period before adding the secondary assist on Marner’s second period goal and scoring the fourth Toronto goal of the game at 19:16 of the second period to complete his third career hat trick. With four points tonight, Matthews has tied his career-high for points in a game (4 – 8x).

    Tonight’s game is Matthews’ eighth multi-goal game and 16th multi-point performance of 2020-21. He has recorded goals (7) and points (7-3-10) in four consecutive games. He has scored 22 goals in 23 career games against Ottawa, which ranks fifth among active skaters and puts him in a tie for 11th all-time for goals scored against the Senators franchise. His second goal of the period marks the fifth time in his career he has reached the 30-goal mark. Per NHL Stats, Matthews is the first U.S.-born player in NHL history to score 30 or more goals in each of his first five seasons.
  • Mitch Marner registered the primary assist on Matthews’ first and second goals in the first period and later scored the third Maple Leafs goal of the night at 16:53 of the second period before adding the primary assist on Auston Matthews’ second period goal. With three assists tonight, Marner has tied his career-high for assists in a game (3 – 16x). Marner has assists (4) in two consecutive games.

    Tonight’s game is Marner’s eighth multi-assist and 14th multi-point game of 202-21. He has 14 points (3-11-14) in eight games against the Senators this season. In 22 games on home ice in 2020-21, he has registered 31 points (10 goals, 21 assists). He is tied for second among NHL skaters in primary assists (25). He is tied for seventh in the NHL in even-strength goals (14).
  • Ilya Mikheyev scored the fifth Maple Leafs goal of the night at 4:44 of the third period and later had the secondary assist on Zach Hyman’s third period goal. Tonight’s game is Mikheyev’s first multi-point performance of 2020-21 after recording six in 2019-20. He has assists (2) and points (1-2-3) in two consecutive games. He has scored three of his six goals in 2020-21 against the Senators. Toronto is 6-0-0 when he records a goal this season.
  • Zach Hyman registered the primary assist on Mikheyev’s third period goal and later scored the sixth Toronto goal of the night into an empty net at 19:33 of the third period. Hyman has assists (4) and points (2-4-6) in four consecutive games, and goals (2) in two consecutive games. He has recorded nine of his 16 assists on home ice this season. In seven games against the Senators in 2020-21, Hyman has registered seven points (4-3-7). He ranks second among Toronto skaters in game-winning goals (4).
  • Morgan Rielly collected the secondary assist on Matthews’ second goal in the first period. He has five assists in eight games against Ottawa this season. In 22 games on home ice in 2020-21, he has recorded 14 points (2-12-14). He is tied for 14th among NHL defencemen in assists recorded at 5-on-5 (11). He is tied for 12th among NHL defencemen in even-strength points (3-13-16).
  • Alex Galchenyuk registered the primary assist on Marner’s second period goal and later had the secondary assist on Matthews’ second period goal. Tonight’s game is his second multi-assist and multi-point game of the season. He has recorded six points (1-5-6) in 11 games with the Maple Leafs this season. He has five assists in six games on home ice with Toronto.
  • Travis Dermott had the secondary assist on Mikheyev’s third period goal. Dermott has three points (1-2-3) over his last five games played. He has five points (2-3-5) in 37 games played in 2020-21.
  • John Tavares recorded the primary assist on Zach Hyman’s third period goal. Tavares has five points (2-3-5) over his last four games. He has recorded seven points (3-4-7) in eight games against Ottawa in 2020-21. The Maple Leafs are 12-3-2 when he records an assist this season.
  • Jack Campbell stopped 27 shots to improve his record to 11-0-0 and establish a new NHL record for longest win streak from the start of the season by a goaltender (Previous: Carey Price, Montreal; 10W).

SHOTS ON GOAL (5-on-5 in brackets)

 1st2nd3rdOTTOTAL
OTTAWA10 (10)11 (9)11 (10)–32 (29)
TORONTO13 (13)16 (13)9 (8)–38 (34)
      

SHOT ATTEMPTS (5-on-5 in brackets)

 1st2nd3rdOTTOTAL
OTTAWA14 (14)15 (13)16 (14)–45 (41)
TORONTO20 (20)28 (24)13 (10)–61 (54)

NO PLACE LIKE HOME

Record at Home14-6-2 (22 Games)
All-Time Record vs. Ottawa   61-55-3-12 (131 Games)
All-Time Record vs. Ottawa at Home34-22-2-8 (66 Games)

MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS

Shots5 (Hyman, Matthews, Rielly)
Shot Attempts7 (Rielly, Simmonds)
Faceoff Wins9 (Matthews)
Faceoff Win Percentage100% (Thornton – 2 won, 0 lost)
Hits3 (Bogosian)
Blocked Shots3 (Muzzin)
Takeaways2 (Barabanov, Brodie)
TOI22:43 (Muzzin)
Power Play TOI1:05 (Five players tied)
Shorthanded TOI1:18 (Holl, Muzzin)
Shifts30 (Muzzin)
5-on-5 Shot Attempt Percentage65.4% (Mikheyev – 17 for, 9 against)
  

RECORD WHEN…

Scoring first21-3-1
Lead after 113-2-2
Lead after 217-2-2
Do not score a power play goal13-7-1
Do not allow a power play goal20-2-2
Allow a shorthanded goal4-0-1
Outshoot opponent14-7-2
Saturday7-3-1

OF NOTE…

  • The Maple Leafs were 1-for-2 on the penalty kill and 0-for-1 on the power play tonight.
  • TJ Brodie was on the ice for a team-high 27 shot attempts for at 5-on-5. Brodie finished the game with a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 64.3% (27 for, 15 against).
  • Auston Matthews was 4-for-4 (100%) in the faceoff circle when taking offensive zone draws against Ottawa centre Chris Tierney.
  • Jason Spezza won 75% (3 won, 1 lost) of his defensive zone faceoffs.
  • Jason Spezza and Joe Thornton started 20% of their 5-on-5 shifts in the offensive zone, which was the lowest mark among Toronto skaters.

UPCOMING GAMES:

  • Monday, April 12, 7:00 p.m. at Montreal Canadiens (TSN4, TSN 1050)
  • Tuesday, April 13, 7:30 p.m. vs. Calgary Flames (Sportsnet Ontario, TSN 1050)
  • Thursday, April 15, 7:00 p.m. vs. Winnipeg Jets (TSN4, TSN 1050)
  • Saturday, April 17, 7:00 p.m. at Vancouver Canucks (Sportsnet, FAN 590)
  • Monday, April 19, 9:00 p.m. at Vancouver Canucks (Sportsnet Ontario, FAN 590)

Stats reflect official NHL stats at the time of distribution. Please consult official NHL game sheets (links above) to confirm no statistical changes were made.

An iconic name is lost as minor leagues are reorganized — Las Vegas Review-Journal

Despite producing Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, the Pacific Coast League goes away as part of Major League Baseball’s reorganization of the minor leagues.

An iconic name is lost as minor leagues are reorganized — Las Vegas Review-Journal

Kevin Durant says he’s focused on development, not championship — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports

“Once I won a championship, I realized that, like, my view on this game is really about development.”

Kevin Durant says he’s focused on development, not championship — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports

Fantasy no more: Blackmore 1st woman to win Grand National — The Denver Post

A Hollywood fantasy turned into reality on Saturday when Rachael Blackmore became the first female jockey to win Britain’s grueling Grand National horse race, breaking down one of the biggest gender barriers in sports. Blackmore, a 31-year-old Irishwoman, rode Minella Times to a landmark victory at odds of 11-1 in the 173rd edition of the…

Fantasy no more: Blackmore 1st woman to win Grand National — The Denver Post

SENATORS-MAPLE LEAFS PREGAME NOTES

OTTAWA SENATORS (13-24-4 – 30 Points) vs.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS (26-10-3 – 55 Points)

APRIL 10, 2021 ▪ 7:00 PM EST

SCOTIABANK ARENA (TORONTO, ON) ▪
TV: SPORTSNET ▪ RADIO: TSN 1050

MAPLE LEAFS HISTORY versus OTTAWA

ALL-TIME RECORD:60-55-3-12 (130 Games)
ALL-TIME at HOME:33-22-2-8 (65 Games)
2020-21:4-2-1
LAST FIVE:3-1-1
LAST 10:7-2-1

MAPLE LEAFS CAREER LEADERS versus OTTAWA

GAMES PLAYED:Joe Thornton (62), John Tavares (41), Zach Bogosian (32)
GOALS:Auston Matthews (19), Joe Thornton (19), Wayne Simmonds (10), John Tavares (10)
ASSISTS:Joe Thornton (34), Mitch Marner (18), John Tavares (16)
POINTS:Joe Thornton (53), Auston Matthews (34), Mitch Marner (26), John Tavares (26)
PENALTY MINUTES:Joe Thornton (57), Zach Bogosian (42), Wayne Simmonds (36)

MAPLE LEAFS – SENATORS TEAM STATS

 TORONTOOTTAWA
GOALS FOR (Rank):132 (6th)105 (t-20th)
GOALS AGAINST (Rank):       100 (t-7th)152 (31st)
POWER PLAY [%] (Rank):27/115 [23.5%] (9th)19/129 [14.7%] (26th)
PENALTY KILL [%] (Rank):84/107 [78.5%] (18th)95/130 [76.0%] (26th)
SHOTS PER GAME (Rank):31.0 (8th)31.3 (7th)
SHOTS AGAINST PER GAME (Rank):28.5 (9th)32.7 (29th)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPTS FOR (Rank):1739 (9th)1874 (2nd)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPT % (Rank):50.3% (14th)49.1% (17th)
FACEOFF % (Rank):51.5% (t-7th)48.3 (24th)

MAPLE LEAFS – SENATORS NOTES

First Matchup between Clubs:Oct. 20, 1992 (Toronto 5, Ottawa 3)
All-Time Record:60-55-3-12 (130 Games)
All-Time Record at Home:33-22-2-8 (65 Games)
All-Time Record on the Road:27-33-1-4 (65 Games)
Last Win vs. Opponent at Home:Feb. 18, 2021 (Toronto 7, Ottawa 3)
  

MAPLE LEAFS LEADERS

CATEGORYLEADER
GOALS28 (Matthews)
ASSISTS35 (Marner)
POINTS48 (Marner, Matthews)
POWER PLAY POINTS13 (Marner)
SHORTHANDED POINTS1 (Five players tied)
PIMs45 (Bogosian)
SHOTS153 (Matthews)
FACEOFF WIN%56.7% (Spezza, Tavares)
5-on-5 SHOT ATTEMPT %54.8% (Thornton)
BLOCKED SHOTS65 (Muzzin)
TAKEAWAYS36 (Matthews)
HITS68 (Muzzin)
TOI PER GAME23:51 (Rielly)
PP TOI PER GAME3:18 (Matthews)
SH TOI PER GAME2:43 (Holl)

MAPLE LEAFS PLAYER NOTES

TJ Brodie– Averaging 19:08 in even-strength ice time, which ranks second among Toronto skaters.- Has the highest on-ice goals-for percentage (64.4%) at 5-on-5 among Maple Leafs defencemen.- Leads the Maple Leafs in shifts per game (26.0).- Tied for 14th among NHL defencemen in takeaways (18).
Jack Campbell– Is 10-0-0 with a 1.58 goals-against average and a .944 save percentage this season.- Established a Maple Leafs franchise record for consecutive wins by a goaltender (10) on April 7 vs. Montreal.
Alex Galchenyuk–  Averaging 2.02 points per 60 minutes of ice time, which ranks fifth among Toronto skaters who have appeared in over five games.- Averaging 14.12 shot attempts per 60 minutes of ice time as a Maple Leaf, which ranks third among Toronto skaters who have appeared in multiple games.- Has a 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage of 51.8% through 10 games with the Maple Leafs.
Justin Holl– Tied for 18th among NHL right handed defencemen who average at least 15 minutes of 5-on-5 ice time (17:40) with a shot attempt percentage of 52.5% when the score is within one goal.- Tied for 40th in the NHL in shorthanded ice time per game (2:43).- Has recorded nine of his 12 assists on home ice.
Michael Hutchinson– Has a .919 save percentage and a 2.42 goals-against average with a 4-2-1 record through eight starts this season. 
Zach Hyman–  Leads Maple Leafs forwards in shorthanded ice time per game (2:04).- Has the highest on-ice goals for percentage (69.3%) at 5-on-5 among Toronto skaters.- Tied for second among Maple Leafs in goals (13).
Alex Kerfoot– Sixth among Toronto forwards in shifts per game (19.5).- Has the seventh highest points per 60 minutes at 5-on-5 (1.77) among Toronto skaters who have appeared in over five games.- Averaging 1:26 per game in shorthanded ice time, the highest mark of his career.
Mitch Marner– Fourth among NHLers in assists (35).- Tied for fourth among NHLers in points (13-35-48).- Tied for ninth in the NHL in even-strength goals (13).- Leads NHL forwards in time on ice per game (22:42).- Tied for fourth in the NHL in primary assists (22).- Has the second highest on-ice goals for percentage (64.9%) at 5-on-5 among Toronto skaters.
Auston Matthews– Leads the NHL in goals (28).- Leads the NHL in game-winning goals (9).- Leads the NHL in even-strength goals (19)- Tied for fourth among NHLers in points (28-20-48).- Averaging 22:01 in time on ice per game, which is fifth among NHL forwards.- Second among Maple Leafs forwards in 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage (53.6%).- Second in the NHL in shots on goal (153).
Ilya Mikheyev– Has an average of 15.8 shot attempts per 60 minutes of shorthanded ice time, which is the eighth highest among NHLers who have played at least 60 minutes of shorthanded ice time (64:41).  – Has started 35.0% of his 5-on-5 shifts in the offensive zone, which is the lowest percentage among Maple Leafs skaters.- Averages 8.29 shots per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5, which ranks fourth among Maple Leafs who have appeared in multiple games.
Jake Muzzin– Tied for 13th among NHL defencemen in assists at 5-on-5 (11).- Tied for 19th among NHL defencemen and seventh among Maple Leafs in even-strength points (1-14-15). – One of 31 NHL defencemen to have recorded at least 50 hits (68) and 50 blocked shots (65).
Morgan Rielly– Leads the Maple Leafs and is 21st among NHLers in average time on ice (23:51).- Tied for 14th among NHL defencemen in points (4-23-27).- Has four assists in seven games against the Senators this season.- Tied for 15th among NHL defencemen in assists at 5-on-5 (10).
Jason Spezza– Has the highest points per 60 minutes rate (2.91) at 5-on-5 among Maple Leafs who have appeared in over five games.- Has won 56.0% of his defensive zone faceoffs, which is the ninth highest percentage among NHLers who have taken at least 175 defensive zone draws (184).
John Tavares– Has the fifth highest faceoff win percentage (56.7%) among NHLers who have taken at least 600 faceoffs (612).- Has an on-ice goals for percentage of 64.5% at 5-on-5 in 2020-21, which is third among Toronto skaters.- Averages 14.24 shot attempts per 60 minutes of ice time at 5-on-5, which is second among Toronto skaters who have appeared in multiple games.- Has recorded three goals and three assists in seven games against Ottawa this season.
Joe Thornton– Has the highest 5-on-5 shot attempt percentage among Toronto skaters who have appeared in at least five games at 54.8%.- Averaging 1.44 points per 60 minutes of ice time this season, which is ninth among Toronto skaters.
  

CURRENT POINT STREAKS

TJ BrodiePoints (1-1-2) in two consecutive games.
Zach HymanAssists (3) and points (1-3-4) in three consecutive games.
Auston MatthewsGoals (4) and points (4-2-6) in three consecutive games.
Wayne SimmondsPoints (1-1-2) in two consecutive games.
  

UPCOMING MILESTONES

Zach HymanFour assists from 100 NHL assists
Mitch MarnerFour goals from 100 NHL goals
William NylanderOne goal from 100 NHL goals
Morgan RiellyThree points from 300 NHL points
Jason SpezzaThree games from 100 games as a Maple Leaf
Joe ThorntonTwo assists from 1,100 career NHL assists
  

RECENT MILESTONES

Alexander BarabanovFirst NHL point (April 7 vs. MTL)
TJ BrodieFirst goal as a Maple Leaf (April 7 vs. MTL)
Alex GalchenyukFirst goal as a Maple Leaf (April 4 at CGY)
John Tavares800th NHL point (April 5 at CGY)
  

INJURY REPORT

Frederik Andersen (Lower Body)Did not play on April 7 vs. MTL.
William Nylander (COVID Protocol)Did not play on April 7 vs. MTL.
 Man Games Lost: 86
  

NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS

April 9Acquired forward Riley Nash from Columbus in exchange for a conditional seventh round pick in the 2022 NHL Draft.
  

Leonard Scores 31 As Clippers Extend Winning Streak To 4 — CBS Los Angeles

Kawhi Leonard scored 31 points, Reggie Jackson added 26 and the Los Angeles Clippers used a dominating second quarter Friday night to defeat the Houston Rockets 126-109 and extend their winning streak to four games.

Leonard Scores 31 As Clippers Extend Winning Streak To 4 — CBS Los Angeles

Evan Fournier Won’t Travel With Celtics On Upcoming Three-Game Road Trip — NESN.com

Evan Fournier has been sidelined while in the NBA’s health and safety protocols and won’t be traveling with the Boston Celtics on their upcoming, three-game road trip. Fournier will miss his third straight game Friday when the Celtics welcome the Minnesota Timberwolves to TD Garden, and head coach Brad Stevens confirmed he won’t be available […]

Evan Fournier Won’t Travel With Celtics On Upcoming Three-Game Road Trip — NESN.com

Hernandez, Borucki, Chatwood out

BLUE JAYS ROSTER MOVES

The Toronto Blue Jays have announced the following roster moves:

  • OF Teoscar Hernández has been placed on the injured list following exposure to a positive COVID-19 case with a close contact outside of the team. Contact tracing and follow-up testing is underway.
  • LHP Ryan Borucki has been placed on the injured list due to side effects from his COVID-19 vaccination.
  • RHP Tyler Chatwood has been placed on the 10-day injured list with right-triceps inflammation.
  • OF Josh Palacios, RHP Joel Payamps,and RHP Ty Tice have been recalled from the club’s alternate training site and will be active for tonight’s game.

– BLUE JAYS –