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Blue Jays Catching Prospect Turning Heads in Spring Training

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By Cameron Zunkel
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The Blue Jays' opening day roster is getting more and more solidified as opening day quickly approaches. As for the catching position, Kirk is expected to be the starter, while Tyler Heineman backs him up. Kirk is well-deserving of the starting role in Toronto. He has been a major part of the rebuild and was excellent in the postseason last year. Heineman was just as good as his backup, as well. In 2025, Heineman played 61 games for Toronto.
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Blue Jays Catching Prospect Turning Heads in Spring Training

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By Cameron Zunkel
| Sports Illustrated Verified
The Toronto Blue Jays have a catching prospect turning heads in spring training. The Toronto Blue Jays have some decisions to make this spring. | John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Images There has been a lot of star power in the World Baseball Classic. With that, teams have had to rely on some prospects or minor league players to fill some holes during spring training games. The Toronto Blue Jays are no different. Alejandro Kirk was one of many players participating in the WBC from Toronto's organization.
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Blue Jays Catching Prospect Turning Heads in Spring Training

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By Cameron Zunkel
| Yahoo Sports Verified
There has been a lot of star power in the World Baseball Classic. With that, teams have had to rely on some prospects or minor league players to fill some holes during spring training games. The Toronto Blue Jays are no different. Alejandro Kirk was one of many players participating in the WBC from Toronto's organization. Kirk being gone, representing his country (Mexico), allowed for Brandon Valenzuela to play more in spring training games. Valenzuela has taken full advantage of that opportunity.
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