Anthony Alford is off to a hot start at the plate in Florida, after winter work with the Jays’ new hitting coach. ( Michael Reaves / Getty Images )That’s not who the Blue Jays think he is, either. But their assessment of the stocky outfielder has wavered over the past couple of years, since he debuted with Toronto two years ago. He nevertheless got into 13 games with the Jays last season, putting up a weak slashline of .105/.190/.105. Being able to stay in the moment, just lie in that moment.

Source: thestar March 11, 2019 22:52 UTC