Blue Jays release pitcher Josh Fleming after brief stint
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
The Toronto Blue Jays have released left-hander Josh Fleming following a challenging outing in which he allowed four earned runs in three innings. This marks Fleming's second stint with the Blue Jays after rejoining the team on a minor league deal earlier this year. His performance resulted in a 12.00 ERA, leading to the decision to part ways. Fleming's history includes a solid start to his MLB career with the Tampa Bay Rays, posing the possibility of another team considering him due to his prior success. His exit from the Blue Jays indicates ongoing adjustments to their pitching depth as the season progresses.
- •Josh Fleming released by the Blue Jays after poor outing.
- •He registered a 12.00 ERA in his latest appearance.
- •Fleming's previous MLB success included a solid debut season.
- •He now enters free agency after his release.
- •Blue Jays continue to adjust their pitching roster.
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"The Toronto Blue Jays have released a veteran pitcher after he gave up four earned runs in just three innings.
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