Moore last appeared in the majors with the Mariners back in 2018. He was limited to just one start last year in the Tigers' minor-league system due to injury. The soft-tossing 28-year-old righty will provide the Blue Jays with some extra starting pitching depth at Triple-A Buffalo.

Moore inked a minor-league deal with the Tigers during the offseason, but was limited to just one appearance with Single-A Lakeland due to injury this season. The soft-tossing 27-year-old righty will likely have to settle for another minor-league pact this offseason.

The soft-tossing 26-year-old right-hander owns a 5.51 ERA, 1.18 WHIP and 33/9 K/BB ratio over 63 2/3 innings at the major-league level, with nearly all of those frames logged during the 2017 season with the Mariners. He's also spent time with minor-league affiliates within the Giants and Rays organizations over the last few years. He'll add much-needed organizational bullpen depth for the Tigers.

Seattle elected to drop Moore from its 40-man roster after he served up a season-high 10 runs in just two innings during his most recent start with Tacoma on Thursday. Moore's path to rejoining the big club will now become more difficult now that he no longer occupies a 40-man spot. Between stops at two Double-A and two Triple-A teams this season, Moore owns a 9.25 ERA and 1.67 WHIP and has surrendered 18 home runs in 60.1 innings.