Spring training has unveiled significant potential in Will Wagner, the Blue Jays' rookie infielder. Once seen as a utility player, Wagner's strong performance at third base has led management to reconsider his role. Wagner demonstrated impressive arm strength and made crucial plays, raising questions about his earlier defensive reputation. With a solid offensive showing last season and a promising batting average, he could secure more playing time over Ernie Clement, particularly against right-handed pitchers.

Meanwhile, Alan Roden has also made an impression, securing his first MLB hit and contributing to the lineup while Daulton Varsho is sidelined. Roden's patient hitting style may allow him to move up the order, providing a strategic advantage for the Blue Jays' scoring possibilities.