TORONTO --
“My fastball command has been really good,” Cashner said. “I think I’ve done a good job at commanding the upper part of the zone with the fastball. I think the biggest thing is just getting ahead, but I think my changeup has really come along in the last month. I’ve been moving my fingers, kind of playing with it. There’s certain times where I’ll try to get it where it goes straight down, almost like a split, instead of trying to fade it.”\n\nCashner turned to that changeup 29 times on Saturday, which resulted in two whiffs and six called strikes along with six foul balls. The Blue Jays managed to put 10 of those in play, but following the theme from Cashner’s recent outings, that contact wasn’t particularly threatening.\n\nThe lone run against Cashner scored on a
“He’s a premier defensive center fielder and can really go get it,” said manager Brandon Hyde after the win. “He’s got incredible range and confidence out there.”\n\nThe Orioles’ lineup did most of their damage in the top of the fourth when they got a second look at Toronto starter
“When he stays on the ball and has a middle-of-the-field approach, that’s when his homers stay fair to left field,” Hyde said. “He’s just got a ton of power. His swing plays for the home run.”\n\nNunez, 25, joins only