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And that's led to some better results.

So he's definitely feeling really good right now in the box.

And you've seen it in the way that he's been able to think it's about a 4-10 batting average over the last 10 games and something the Blue Jays have very much needed.

Yeah, I think that a lot of it will depend on how things play out tonight and how many pitchers they need to go through, who gets used, things of that nature.

So it could be a traditional start.

It could be behind an opener.

But Spencer Miles will be doing some of the heavy lifting.

And this one's really interesting because the Blue Jays are at the point, at least for the foreseeable future, where they're going to keep this going and see whether –

he can hold up and continue to pitch effectively.

But I like the way John Schneider put it the other day when he described it as uncharted territory for him, just because everything that he does right now is

He's doing it for the first time as a professional pitcher since college because of all the injuries that he's had to persevere through over the past three years.

So what can he handle in terms of workload?

How does he turn things over?

How does he handle when teams get a second look at him?

All those things...

These are things that are untested for him in pro baseball, let alone the big league level.

But he's been effective so far.

He's met every challenge.

It's hard to believe that he hadn't thrown a pitch above a ball before this season.

And he's just had, I think it's 15 pro appearances, including the Arizona Fall League coming into this.