The Toronto Blue Jays have placed outfielder Anthony Santander on the 60-day injured list due to a shoulder injury, with the team noting he is approximately a week away from resuming hitting but remains ineligible to return until the end of July. This move follows earlier indications that Santander might return before the All-Star break, but team officials have clarified there is no fundamental change in his status. Meanwhile, Daulton Varsho is progressing in his recovery from a hamstring injury, having run the bases and preparing for a rehab assignment. To fill the roster spot, the Blue Jays have called up right-handed pitcher Lazaro Estrada from Triple-A. Estrada, 26, has a 4.75 ERA with 66 strikeouts and 21 walks over 60.2 innings this season as a starter in Triple-A. Known for his unique four-pitch mix including a high-riding fastball and effective secondary pitches that induce weak contact, Estrada is one of the longest-tenured arms in the Blue Jays system and was discovered in 2016 at a former Dominican Air Force base. Left-handed pitcher Justin Bruihl was optioned to Triple-A to clear space on the roster for Estrada.