Blue Jays' Spring Velocity Dip: Quirk or Red Flag?
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Toronto Blue Jays pitching staff faces early concerns with the lowest average fastball velocity in spring training, raising questions about their World Series competitiveness. However, factors like heavy innings logged by certain pitchers and uneven workloads contribute to the low numbers. Despite the dip, the Jays still boast solid depth and key arms yet to pitch, with no major injuries reported. Experts remain optimistic, viewing the velocity dip as a spring quirk rather than a real red flag.
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