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Opens in extended ST
Kloffenstein will open the year in extended spring training, Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com reports.
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Sometimes young pitchers get held back in extended spring training because the team wants to wait until the weather warms up a little before sending them out, and that could be the case with Kloffenstein. It's also possible the Jays just don't think he's ready for Low-A yet and plan to assign him to the Appalachian League or the Northwest League once short-season leagues open.
Sometimes young pitchers get held back in extended spring training because the team wants to wait until the weather warms up a little before sending them out, and that could be the case with Kloffenstein. It's also possible the Jays just don't think he's ready for Low-A yet and plan to assign him to the Appalachian League or the Northwest League once short-season leagues open.
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Most top prospects spent the summer at alternate training sites, but Kloffenstein took a road less traveled. He played indy ball in a four-team league in Texas -- the continent's highest level of organized baseball outside of MLB in 2020. At 19, he was the youngest player in the league by four years, often facing Triple-A and Quad-A hitters. His pitching coach was none other than the league's founder, Roger Clemens. He was limited to three-inning stints and logged almost a strikeout per inning while firing scoreless outings in five of his last eight appearances. Perhaps most importantly, Kloffenstein's five-pitch mix is now headlined by a four-seamer that touches 99 mph and a sinker that touches 97. The 6-foot-5, 245-pound righty's slider is a third plus pitch, and he's working on getting his curveball and changeup there as well. Harnessing his command will be his top priority in his full-season debut.
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