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Ceciliani

Ceciliani will function as outfield depth for the Blue Jays while Kevin Pillar recovers from a sprained thumb. He is actually starting in left field on Monday night against the Rays, but there’s not a ton to like here for standard fantasy purposes.

Ceciliani has hit only .115/.179/.192 in his multiple stints up with the big club this season. He doesn’t figure to play much in the final month.

Ceciliani has hit only .115/.179/.192 in his multiple stints up with the big club. He’ll be back in September.

Ceciliani is hitless in three at-bats in his brief time in the majors this season. Junior Lake has taken his spot.

He gets the call despite hitting just .217/.271/.283 at Buffalo this season. Ceciliani could see some starts while Jose Bautista (toe) is out.

Carrera is serving as the Jays’ primary right fielder with Jose Bautista battling turf toe, but Darrell Ceciliani gets the nod Wednesday versus Diamondbacks left-hander Robbie Ray. Ceciliani is hitting ninth.

Darrell Ceciliani will start in right field and bat ninth versus Diamondbacks left-hander Robbie Ray. Carrera is considered day-to-day. He’s been filling in as Toronto’s primary right fielder with Jose Bautista on the disabled list because of turf toe.

Ceciliani was the Jays’ star of camp last year, hitting .417 with four homers, but the team sent him down at the end of the spring anyway. He’s resigned to a similar fate this year. He’s one of those guys who would have a much better chance at steady work if teams still carried 14 position players.

Ceciliani appeared in 13 games with the Blue Jays last season and hit .266/.323/.441 with 10 homers and 11 stolen bases over 82 games in Triple-A. The 26-year-old will be ready in case there’s an injury in the major league outfield.

Ceciliani actually suffered the injury while hitting a home run Thursday. It’s unclear how long he’ll be sidelined.