Blue Jays prospect Logan Warmoth working to get back on track

Posted Jan 26, 2020
Logan Warmoth, the 24-year-old infielder out of UNC, was drafted 22nd overall in 2017, marking the first time in several years the Toronto Blue Jays used their first pick on a position player rather than a pitcher. The pressure of high expectations has weighed on him. "Looking back, I think I put a little bit (of pressure) on myself the first couple of years." (Toronto Star)

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