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Toronto Blue Jays DFA'd Austin Voth and promoted Hayden Juenger to the roster, marking a bullpen shift.
Juenger posted a 3.15 ERA in 17 games over 20 innings this season, with 22 hits and 23 strikeouts.
Juenger is described as a potential MLB long reliever with a rising fastball and a promising cutter.
Hayden Juenger joined the Jays after being mentioned on the team's 'Just Missed Out' prospects list this year.
The Jays see Juenger’s fastball of about 94 mph, a promising cutter, and a good change-up as key tools.
The move mirrors Toronto’s ongoing effort to optimize bullpen performance amid early-season evaluation.
Juenger’s addition comes as Toronto evaluates whether he can contribute as a late-inning option.

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Juenger made his Major League debut Sunday for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards.
He wore number 70 and allowed three runs in one inning of relief.
Juenger has progressed from the Double-A/Triple-A circuit, reaching the Majors after a long minor league run.
In his minor league career, Juenger logged 209 appearances with a 4.45 ERA and 12 saves.
Juenger played three seasons at Missouri State from 2019-21, compiling solid numbers for the Bears.
Juenger hails from O'Fallon, Illinois, and was part of Missouri State's baseball program before turning pro.
Juenger is the 25th Missouri State baseball alumnus to reach Major League Baseball.
The Blue Jays were the reigning AL champions at the time of his call-up.

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