BRADENTON, Fla. — Marcus Stroman looked sharp in his first spring training outing and Kevin Pillar hit an RBI double Wednesday as the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-1.

Stroman worked the first 1 2-3 innings and allowed an unearned run on two hits. The right-hander struck out one and threw a wild pitch.

“It was just good to get back out there and compete against another team,” Stroman said. “It was a little rough in the first inning, but my body and my arm feel great. I was pretty pleased with it.”

Pirates right-hander Gerrit Cole allowed a run on one hit in two innings. Cole walked one batter and struck out three.

Vance Worley, who is vying for the No. 5 spot in the Pirates’ rotation, gave up two runs over two innings.

Pirates third baseman Josh Harrison left the game in the first inning due to left ankle discomfort. Harrison tweaked the ankle while running the bases. The injury did not appear to be serious as Harrison walked off the field.

Last year, Stroman had a 13.09 ERA in five spring training outings. He expects much better results this time around. “I struggled all of last spring,” Stroman said. “I wanted to make the team so bad and I was doing more than I had to do. Now, I feel a lot different. I’m focused, I’m relaxed.”

Cole used the outing to get acclimated with catcher Francisco Cervelli, who was traded to the Pirates over the winter.

“I told (Cervelli) I wasn’t going to shake him off,” Cole said. “I was just going to see how he wanted to do my stuff so he could get a feel for how he wants to call a game. I think it’ll be that way for probably a while. He’ll get some information, I’ll get some information and then we’ll sit down (to talk).”

OF Mel Rojas Jr. was back in the Pirate lineup Wednesday after being stuck in the left shoulder by a fly ball as he tried to make a diving catch on Tuesday.