No real surprises here as the biggest shockwave from Toronto came earlier on Sunday when the club announced that prospect Alan Roden made the season-opening roster over Addison Barger, who was subsequently shipped to Triple-A Buffalo.

Berroa went 5-for-33 (.152) with no home runs and one RBI in his first taste of the majors with Toronto earlier this year. He had five stolen bases in 24 games, though. Berroa hit .281 with 10 home runs and 47 RBI at Triple-A so Toronto believes it’s worth it to give him another look before the end of the season. He’s not a recommended fantasy option at the moment.

Berroa saw limited playing time over the past month with the Blue Jays and has hit just .152/.317/.182 with zero homers, one RBI and a 13/8 K/BB ratio in 41 plate appearances with the Jays. Nathan Lukes was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo on Friday to take his place on the active roster.

Berroa’s speed would make him interesting in fantasy leagues if the playing time were there, but the Joey Loperfido acquisition tonight makes it unlikely that he’ll get anything close to regular at-bats in the final two months. He’s probably a 26th man at best anyway. The start tonight was only his third in four weeks with the Blue Jays.