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Blue Jays Place Troy Tulowitzki On 10-Day DL

By Connor Byrne | April 22, 2017 at 8:23pm CDT

April continues to be a nightmare for the 4-12 Blue Jays, who have lost another regular to the disabled list. Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki will miss at least 10 days on account of a strained right hamstring, per the Associated Press. Tulowitzki joins third baseman Josh Donaldson, right-hander Aaron Sanchez and left-hander J.A. Happ on the shelf.

Injuries have long been an issue for Tulowitzki, who missed between 31 and 115 games in each of the previous six seasons. Tulowitzki used to make up for lost time with elite-level production as a Rockie, but his offensive performance has dropped off since he joined the Blue Jays via trade in 2015. The 32-year-old has batted a roughly league-average .251/.316/.424 in 788 plate appearances with the Jays, including a .263/.295/.386 line in 61 PAs this season, after slashing a Coors Field-inflated .299/.371/.513 in 4,415 trips to the plate with the Rockies. Tulowitzki has continued to serve as an above-average fielder, though, having tallied 16 Defensive Runs Saved and an 8.8 Ultimate Zone Rating since 2015.

The Tulowitzki-less Jays will go forth with Ryan Goins and Darwin Barney as their most experienced shortstop options. For now, they’ll use Tulowitzki’s roster spot on reliever Leonel Campos, whom they recalled from Triple-A on Saturday. They announced a couple other changes to their pitching staff, too, sending Danny Barnes to Buffalo and calling up Casey Lawrence.

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  1. jimmertee

    8 years ago

    Wow, going from bad to worse. Whata diffcult year so far for the Jays. Go Yanks Go?

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  2. EonADS

    8 years ago

    Hamstring issues seem like they’re contagious this year. Encarnacion of the Indians has a tight hamstring too (that’s why Santana has been at first for the past six games), and what seems like a dozen actual hamstring injuries between all the teams.

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    • 24TheKid

      8 years ago

      Same with Segura with the M’s.

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  3. outinleftfield

    8 years ago

    When things are going bad, the baseball gods just pile on. Giants and now Jays.

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  4. zoinksscoob91 2

    8 years ago

    FYI, Jays moved Pompey to the 60-day DL to make room for Campos on the 40-man roster.

    Reply
  5. TheMichigan

    8 years ago

    Do you guys think Tulo was just a produce of Coors?

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    • bluejays92

      8 years ago

      Nah, but Troy Tuberwitzki was.

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    • jdgoat

      8 years ago

      No park adjusted stats always said he was good.

      Reply
      • SuperSinker

        8 years ago

        We still don’t have a confident understanding of Coors field.

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    • JJ Wattcha Going to do Brother

      8 years ago

      Yup

      Reply
  6. El Duderino

    8 years ago

    Because the app doesn’t let me respond to comments… @TheMichigan – I don’t think Tulo was solely a product of Coors field. I think his dropping production should be contributed to his inability to stay healthy.

    Reply
  7. ReverieDays

    8 years ago

    Has this guy ever been healthy for a full season?

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  8. Ironman_4life

    8 years ago

    Really sad news. Not. Go orioles

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    • BaltimoreMatthew23

      8 years ago

      Let’s go O’s!

      Reply
    • jdgoat

      8 years ago

      Chris Davis is that you?

      Reply
  9. dudefella

    8 years ago

    Worst record in MLB, 2/5 of the rotation and the left side of the infield on the DL, a Jose Bautista that looks like he’s heading for his second straight season where he finishes with more strikeouts than hits and management forgot to sign a left fielder in the offseason. Stick a fork in them, they’re done.

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    • Ironman_4life

      8 years ago

      Like i said , Go Orioles. It’s very early in the Blue Jays are not done. But they definitely are testing their depth. Tough division doesnt help ..

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    • jaysrule1399

      8 years ago

      They were done before the season started.

      Reply
  10. DS1

    8 years ago

    It doesn’t take much of a brain to realize Tulo’s numbers were much better when he played with the Rox.

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    • gocincy

      8 years ago

      It also doesn’t take a brain to realize that Tulo’s numbers were much better when he was healthy. That coincided with his years in Colorado, but he had great numbers home and away, so it’s not fair to imply all his success came from the thin air.

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      • jaysrule1399

        8 years ago

        It doesn’t take a brain to realize that when your younger you typically have better numbers then when your older

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  11. davidcoonce74

    8 years ago

    Man, I know it’s early but Toronto really does look cooked. Tulo wasn’t a Coors field product, his diminished production is just a function of his fragility. I’ve never understood why he’s not been moved to a position that would put less stress on his body, like first base. Especially on a team that’s lacking a first baseman, like the Blue Jays.

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    • Iron Mike

      8 years ago

      lacking a first baseman? they have Justin Smoak, morales and pearce that can all play first. Most of tulos value comes from his defence at shortstop.

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      • dudefella

        8 years ago

        I agree, there is no way Tulowitzki gets moved to another position. Gibbons did an interview with Peter Gammons around this time last year and Tulowitski was the topic of conversation. One quote stuck with me… “I don’t care if he doesn’t get another hit all season, his defense is that good.”

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  12. thekid9

    8 years ago

    I’m shocked! Shocked! Tulo on the DL!?!? Only thing shocking is I had him down for May 15th. I lost the Tulo DL pool.

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  13. jimmertee

    8 years ago

    Jays are old and it looks like it has caught up with them. When the Jays lose 4 core players at once for anytime at all, it is diffcult to recover from. Championship teams will find a way to win through this but the Jays don’t seem to be doing that. Evidence is mounting that it is not their year. On another note, regarding Casey Lawrence, can anyone tell me how a career minor league starter with 171 games experience, at age 29 can increase his velocity from 88 to 91/92 mph? How does that happen? b12? weight balls? more pasta? trying harder? lol.

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    • stymeedone

      8 years ago

      Actually, championship teams seldom, if ever, lose 4 core players at once. Championship teams are usually the healthy team. No team has the depth to cover for 4 core players going down.

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  14. PLAYTOWIN

    8 years ago

    Tull has been very average for quite a while and injured far too often. Jays are in trouble. Maybe their pitching can save them.

    Reply
  15. blue-jays_6

    8 years ago

    Stop tearing up Tulo for one he is better than everyone in this chat and he is still a good player he has the best feilding percentage of ALL TIME for shortstops so to me that’s hardly a bad player and yes he dosent hit like he did in Colorado but he is still an above average hitter defender and and above average player and aside from Dustin Pedroia and Adrian beltre probably the best leader in the game! So hardly a bad player
    And anytime would love to have him

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  16. jtvincent

    8 years ago

    They don’t even need to write a new story since this happens at least 2x a year

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  17. jimmertee

    8 years ago

    Man, the Jays suck this year. Pearce, Howell, Salty, Lawrence, Travis, and Coghlan barely even belong in the major leagues anymore, it’s like watching a minor league team. Injurys to Donaldson, Tulo, Happ, Sanchez only make it much worse, I know, Captain Obvious. Terrible Jays senior management work of assembling a team. Ugly.

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  18. jimmertee

    8 years ago

    From JP Morosi of MLBNetwork: Of 10 teams to reach @MLB postseason in 2016, nine had winning records or were only 1 game below .500 when April ended. That means little to no shot for the Jays. Blow it up now.

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