DUNEDIN, Fla.—Nostalgia was in the air and in the names across the Blue Jays infield Saturday: Clemens, Biggio, Bichette, Guerrero. “In Houston, I was getting to that age to kind of realize he was pretty good at what he did,” Clemens said. I wanted to be like that.” As the younger Clemens began his career, the memories from being in a big-league clubhouse never faded. Former Blue Jays pitcher Woody Williams and his son, Caden, another second generation on the team, would also join in on the fun. Seven-time Cy Young award winner; if I could have half the career that he had, then I’m doing pretty good.”

Source: thestar March 18, 2018 00:33 UTC