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DUNEDIN, Florida – Surely, after Drew Hutchisons latest Grapefruit League
performance, only injury or a couple of calamitous outings will keep him out of
the Blue Jays starting rotation when camp breaks in a little over two weeks.
Jaelene
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afternoon following his clubs 3-1 defeat at the hands of the Red Sox. "When we
put the team together, well announce it at the end," said Gibbons. "Nice try,
though." Pressed further, Gibbons was only slightly more willing to share what
everyone believes hes thinking about his 23-year-old right-hander. "Hes doing
everything he needs to do," said Gibbons. "When the time comes, everybody will
know." Hutchison pitched five innings on Friday with his only blemish coming in
the fifth, when a Corey Brown double cashed in Jonny Gomes. He struck out seven
Red Sox, didnt walk a batter, scattered four hits and threw 51 of his 71 pitches
for strikes. Once again, Hutchison commanded the strike zone. Continuing the
trend he set from the start of camp, Hutchisons fastball routinely clocked at 95
miles per hour. Surely the young hurler knows hes pitching his way onto the
team. Regardless, he insists hes not looking ahead, his post-start dance with
the media as seasoned as his stuff on the mound. "Stay in the moment," said
Hutchison. "It doesnt do me any benefit to think ahead or think behind. You just
focus on each pitch and continue to execute and perform." The Blue Jays love
Hutchisons will to compete. Coaches say hes not satisfied with being a big
leaguer. He wants more; he expects to be a staff ace one day. Hutchison
displayed that mentality in a full count showdown with Red Sox slugger
Mike Napoli to lead off the second inning. He lamented a two-strike change-up
earlier in the at-bat. Napoli fouled it off. Hutchison felt he could have better
gotten on top of the pitch. He went back to the fastball and, on the eighth
pitch of the showdown, froze Napoli with a heater on the outside corner. He
addressed the approach to Napoli. "When you get in that deep of a count, youve
got to win that," said Hutchison. "It drives your pitch count up, so youve got
to make sure you get him." If the Blue Jays are to contend in the American
League East, the club needs at least one pitcher to step up and pleasantly
surprise. Hutchison fits the bill, although he isnt shocked in the least by his
successful spring. "No, Im not surprised," he said. "As far as everybody else,
Im not really concerned about it. I prepared myself coming into camp to have a
good camp and have a good year." HAPP FEELS "GOOD" J.A. Happ threw three
scoreless innings in a minor league game on Friday. It marked his first
appearance in more than a week with what the Blue Jays and Happ say inflammation
in his back. "I felt good," said Happ. "It was good. Exciting. I felt normal out
there, which is really nice." He threw 43 pitches, giving up a hit and a walk,
while striking out two. Happ was away from the Blue Jays for two days last
Friday and Saturday. The Blue Jays say Happ was prescribed bed rest. Happ didnt
want to miss any time. "I wasnt too far away," said Happ. "It was just something
we need to take a step backward in order to go forward. We tried to take care of
it with a few things and I think it definitely helped." What exactly was wrong?
"Just some inflammation," said Happ. "We think there was something that was kind
of pushing on the nerve that was sending some discomfort my way for a little
while. We tried to ease that and I think weve taken a step in the right
direction." The Blue Jays had a radar gun at Happs start. Happ said his fastball
clocked 91-93 miles per hour. He hopes to build to 90 pitches by his final
spring start. Happ didnt wish to address comments made last week by general
manager Alex Anthopoulos that hes now competing for a spot in the starting
rotation. "My comment is no comment," he said. "That was probably disappointing
to hear but theres nothing I want to say about it." Manager John Gibbons has
only one concern about Happ. "Weve got to make sure his back is healthy." DIAZ
BACK "HOME" After one season with the Red Sox organization, infielder
Jonathan Diaz is back where his career began. "It almost feels like I never
left," he said. "It feels like home. I was here for so long and Im very familiar
with a lot of the guys and the coaches, so it just feels like home." Diaz, 28,
was a 12th-round pick of the Blue Jays in 2006. At 59" and 165 pounds, hes a
smaller player known for his big glove. Often playing in the back end of
Grapefruit League games, hes seemingly matched starter Jose Reyes big play for
big play. It hast been an easy journey. Diaz was the final cut from Blue Jays
camp in the spring of 2011. Playing at Triple-A Las Vegas, hed gotten off to the
best offensive start of his career. In mid-May, he and his wife Kerry were in
the backseat of a Vegas taxi. The driver ran a red light. The car was t-boned.
Diaz suffered a concussion. Kerry had broken ribs, a separated shoulder and a
lacerated spleen. Both were knocked unconscious and awoke in hospital. Diaz
needed two months to recover from the symptoms. "It was hard focusing,
disoriented and all that stuff," he said. "The funny thing was, when I started
running, my eyes had a hard time adjusting and they would wobble." When he
returned after the All-Star Break, Diaz was at Double-A New Hampshire. He would
finish the season there. When Yunel Escobar went down in September, Diaz hoped
for a call up and the chance to make his major league debut. It wasnt to be.
Fast forward almost two years to June 29, 2013, the day Diaz first appeared in a
big league game. It was Fenway Park. The Blue Jays were there, but he was
wearing a Boston uniform. "It was just like, youre writing a story," said Diaz.
"It kind of made me more comfortable because I knew a lot of guys on the other
side. I knew what they did and I had a scouting report in my head already about
all of the guys, so it made me more comfortable in my first game." Diaz appeared
in only five games for the Red Sox, spending most of the season with Bostons top
minor-league affiliate in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Still, hell be getting a
World Series ring. "Its very special," he said. "I wish I would have played a
little bit of a bigger part in the whole process, but its definitely something
Im going to cherish for a long time." Just getting to the major leagues, when it
appeared the taxi cab accident had taken away his chance, means more to Diaz now
than he could ever have imagined. "I feel blessed enough to finally make it to
the big leagues last year because sometimes the windows in this game are very
small and it could have been my only window," he said. "Luckily, I got the
opportunity last year with Boston. That took away a lot of the emotional stuff
that I had from the accident that maybe Ill never make it again because of it."
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