DUNEDIN, Fla. -- The Blue Jays are still two days away from the start of their Grapefruit League season, but some important storylines have already emerged out of Spring Training.
All spring performances have to be taken with a grain of salt. Success in these games does not always carry over into the regular season, but it's still important to note who looks good, and who doesn't, during the early stages of 2018.
Toronto's pitchers and catchers have been working out since Feb. 13, and position players joined them earlier this week. Here are five observations from the first two weeks of camp:
The Sanchize
This year's spring is more important to Aaron Sanchez than anyone else.