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    Blue Jays optioned RHP CJ Van Eyk to Triple-A Buffalo.

    The Blue Jays are off Monday, so now they’ll have three roster spots to fill prior to Tuesday’s game. Chase Lee and/or Ricky Tiedemann could join the pen then.
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    Blue Jays recalled RHP CJ Van Eyk from Triple-A Buffalo.

    Van Eyk has a 4.76 ERA in three appearances with the Jays and a 3.79 ERA in 95 innings with Buffalo this year, starting 15 games in 21 appearances. He’ll be a multi-inning arm for the Jays.
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    Blue Jays optioned RHP CJ Van Eyk to Triple-A Buffalo.

    Van Eyk threw 3 1/3 innings out of the bullpen on Tuesday to cover for Shane Bieber’s short start. His reward is a trip to the minors so that the Blue Jays can bring up a fresh arm for the bullpen.
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    Blue Jays recalled RHP CJ Van Eyk from Triple-A Buffalo.

    Van Eyk returns to Toronto’s low-leverage relief mix just a couple days after being optioned to Triple-A Buffalo. He tossed two scoreless innings against the White Sox in his big-league debut last Friday.
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    Blue Jays optioned RHP CJ Van Eyk to Triple-A Buffalo.

    Van Eyk heads back to the minors after firing two scoreless innings against the White Sox in his big-league debut on Friday night. The 27-year-old figures to be an up-and-down middle relief option for Toronto over the final two-plus months.
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    Blue Jays selected the contract of RHP CJ Van Eyk from Triple-A Buffalo.

    Van Eyk will have a chance to make his MLB debut Sunday. The 27-year-old has posted a solid 3.79 ERA and 56/25 K/BB in his work with Buffalo this year, and will be a multi-inning option while he’s with the Blue Jays.
    - Christopher Crawford

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