Arrighetti moves off Blue Jays’ 15-day injured list; Schneider recalled from triple-A
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NEW YORK – Right-handed pitcher Spencer Arrighetti has been reinstated by the Blue Jays from Toronto’s 15-day injured list.
He had been out since July 25 with a kind of right foot nerve irritation known as Morton’s neuroma.
Arrighetti was acquired ahead of Major League Baseball’s trade deadline in a deal with the Houston Astros for centre-fielder Daulton Varsho.
Utility player Davis Schneider was also recalled Friday from the Blue Jays triple-A affiliate in Buffalo, N.Y.
Both were available to play against the New York Yankees.
In corresponding moves, left-handed pitcher Brendan Cellucci was optioned to triple-A, and infielder Josh Smith was placed on Toronto’s 10-day IL with left hamstring inflammation.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 21, 2026.