From Prospect Hot Sheet to the big leagues, David Purcey was called up and  will make his debut tonight or this weekend as the Blue Jays get back on track after using nine pitchers in a 14-inning loss to the Rangers Wednesday.

The 6-foor-5 lefty, taken 16th overall in 2004, dominated Triple-A batters this season, going 2-0, 1.89 with
21 strikeouts, six walks and no home runs allowed in 19 innings for Syracuse. Batters went 12-for-66 (.182) against him, with lefties going a meager 1-for-11.

Purcey looked as good in the Arizona Fall League last winter as he had since turing pro. He finished two whiffs off the AFL pace, with 25 in 22 innings, and limited batters to a .163 average.

Righthander Brian Wolfe hits the disabled list with a triceps strain.