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Blue Jays must decide if George Springer and Max Scherzer still fit in 2027 (opens the original)
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After the Toronto Blue Jays were officially eliminated from playoff contention by the Baltimore Orioles earlier this week, the focus starts turning towards the offseason. This offseason is a big one for the Blue Jays if they want to get back into the World Series. There are many aspects the Blue Jays will need to address this winter. After entering the season with a lot of starting pitching depth, they finished the season with only one truly healthy starting pitcher and that pitcher (José Sorian
Blue Jays 40-man roster crunch gives Ross Atkins plenty of offseason work to do (opens the original)
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Over the course of the offseason, the Toronto Blue Jays are expected to make several additions and subtractions to their 40-man roster. Additions to the 40-man can be made in various ways: activating players from the 60-day injured list, adding players through free agency or trade, protecting players from the Rule 5 draft, or selecting a player in the Rule 5 draft. Subtractions can come via, player's whose contracts expired and they hit free agency, trading away a player that was on the 40-man r
After Spencer Miles' breakout, Blue Jays should be all over these potential Rule 5 draft targets (opens the original)
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Last winter, the Toronto Blue Jays selected Spencer Miles in the Rule 5 draft from the San Francisco Giants. To say the Blue Jays aced the pick would be an understatement as Miles has become a pivotal piece of the bullpen this season. Baseball America lists several names currently in the Arizona Fall League (subscription required) who will need to be added to their 40-man rosters, and if they are not added, they become eligible for the Rule 5 draft. Given the success of Miles, should the Blue Ja
Blue Jays pitching prospect, Nolan Perry, validates breakout label after huge 2026 season (opens the original)
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A "breakout" can be classified in different ways. It can be a player who struggled in the past that is having a bounce back or finally elevating their game. It also applies to someone who had little to no expectation coming into the season that has become a significant contributor. MLB.com recently selected one player from each organization as their breakout pick for the season. Some notable names that were selected are: Caden Hunter, Alberta native Eric Hartman, Josiah Hartshorn, and Murf Gray.
4 former Blue Jays' prospects who are putting themselves on the map for 2027 (opens the original)
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As they say with prospect development, development is not always linear. Some prospects are able to figure things out immediately while others may need more time. For every Bo Bichette, there's an Anthony Alford. Things may not have worked out with the Blue Jays, but it is nice to see these former top prospects having a chance to thrive elsewhere. Kendry Rojas could be an effective bullpen piece Rojas was signed as an international free agent by the Blue Jays in 2020. He would make his professio
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