Through the first 36 games of his Blue Jays tenure, the 26-year-old is batting .195. Additionally, he has hit three home runs and recorded 10 RBI. Gimenez had picked it up a bit before his injury, however, batting .368 throughout his last five games.

Gimenez suffered a quad strain this week, but the Blue Jays are playing it safe with him, and he likely won't be back until at least May 18 as they put the infielder on the 10-day IL, as reported by Mitch Bannon. Scherzer, meanwhile, who left his first start of the season with an injury, is set to throw again in the next week or so.