Jonatan Clase is stepping up as the 27th man for the Blue Jays in a crucial double-header against the Yankees. His impressive minor league stats indicate he could bring a much-needed spark to the team's offense.

Jonatan Clase has been recalled from Triple-A Buffalo after an impressive performance, boasting a .343 batting average with 24 hits in 22 games. He previously played for the Blue Jays last season, showcasing his talent at the major league level.

Jonatan Clase is expected to provide depth in center field for the Blue Jays, particularly if Daulton Varsho is not ready for opening day due to his recovery from shoulder surgery. Clase, along with Joey Loperfido, is seen as a viable option to fill the position, indicating the team's relative preparedness in that area despite Varsho's potential absence.

Jonatan Clase contributed to the Jays' offensive efforts by recording an infield single in the final game of the season, helping to load the bases in the first inning. However, despite the early opportunity, the team failed to score, reflecting their struggles throughout the season.

Jonatan Clase had a memorable night, going 3-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI, while hitting his first major league home run. Known more for his speed than his power, Clase has shown the ability to hit homers, and his standout performance follows his acquisition from the Seattle Mariners at the trade deadline. He is regarded as one of the top ten prospects in the Blue Jays organization.