Blue Jays Prospect Arjun Nimmala Impresses in Double-A, Could Earn Triple-A Promotion Soon
By
Maddy Dickens
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Summary
Toronto Blue Jays No.2 prospect Arjun Nimmala is performing exceptionally well in Double-A after starting the season in A+, forcing management to consider quick promotions. Despite a hamstring injury, the shortstop is hitting at an elite level and could be playing in Triple-A before summer ends. His rapid adjustment to tougher competition is unusual and has impressed the organization.
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If a prospect is playing well enough, then they should move up to see tougher competition.
Normally, it takes a player time to adjust to stiffer competition; it has been the exact opposite for Nimmala.
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