Addison Barger, a young prospect for the Toronto Blue Jays, is dealing with a hand injury that could impact his competition for the third base position against established players.

Addison Barger struggled to make an impact after being recalled, hitting .214 with seven homers and eight doubles in 48 games. His defensive performance was concerning, as he recorded a minus-six outs above average, indicating he may be a liability despite possessing a strong arm. The Jays are still uncertain about their third base situation, and unless Guerrero is moved to that position, they will need to seek an external upgrade.

Addison Barger earned the Blue Jays their first baserunner of the game with a hard-hit single in the second inning. However, his threat quickly diminished as the inning ended shortly after he reached base. He later walked in the ninth inning, contributing to Toronto's limited offensive production.

Addison Barger drew a walk in the fifth inning and recorded a single, ending the Blue Jays' no-hit bid against Boston's Tanner Houck. His efforts provided a brief spark in an otherwise lackluster game for the team.

Addison Barger ended Tanner Houck’s perfect-game bid with a walk in the fifth inning and later recorded the Blue Jays’ first hit of the game with a single into left field, showing his ability to break through tough pitching.