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Toronto Blue Jays Release Then Re-Sign Left-Hander Josh Fleming
The Toronto Blue Jays have released 30-year-old left-handed pitcher Josh Fleming following a start in which he allowed four earned runs over three innings. Fleming had signed a minor-league contract with the club in February 2026 and briefly appeared in the majors before the release.
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The Toronto Blue Jays released left-handed pitcher Josh Fleming, Forbes reported. The 30-year-old had allowed four earned runs in three innings during his most recent major-league appearance, finishing with a 12.00 ERA. Fleming signed a minor-league contract with the Blue Jays in February 2026.
He received a brief call-up to the major-league roster before the team designated him for assignment. Fleming then elected free agency and later re-signed with the Blue Jays on another minor-league deal. The release ends Fleming's second stint with the organization this season.
In his 2020 rookie year with the Tampa Bay Rays, he posted a 2.78 ERA across 32 2/3 innings.
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