“Anytime you have success you’re not really learning that much,” Rowley said earlier this week. Rowley’s story was a feel-good tale late in the Blue Jays’ 2017 season. “I came into this camp and obviously results were just disastrous for the most part, at least the first few outings,” Rowley said. Rowley got another big-league outing on Saturday, 11 days after his previous Grapefruit League start, in the Blue Jays’ penultimate game in Florida against the New York Yankees. While his 64-pitch count through just a few innings was “not really ideal,” Rowley called it a “pretty good” appearance.

Source: thestar March 24, 2018 22:52 UTC