Toronto Blue Jays outfielder, Fred Lewis, is not sure where he falls in the team’s plans for 2011, according to MLB.com’s Jordan Bastian.

“I’m a whole lot unsure,” Lewis said. “I know that I’m an everyday position player and I don’t know what the future holds. I just have to sit back and wait.”

Lewis came over to Toronto in April in a trade from the San Francisco Giants. He came over from a crowded outfield with the Giants to a starting spot with the Blue Jays. However, over the past two months, he has been shifted back to a part-time role off the bench.

“I know the type of player that I am. I just want to play every day,” said Lewis. “They can decide to pick up my contract or they can non-tender me. Who knows what they decide? Hopefully I’m back. If I’m not, it’s a business.”

The 29-year-old is under contract for this season for $455,000 and is arbitration eligible. He’s out to have season-ending surgery next week on his left foot for a bunion.