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Blue Jays' Offseason: Quieter Than Expected

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Toronto Blue Jays Offseason: Quieter Than Expected, Infield Questions Linger

The Toronto Blue Jays are preparing for another postseason run in 2026, but their offseason has been less active than anticipated. Their major move was signing Japanese infielder Kazuma Okamoto to a four-year $60 million deal. Initially targeted for third base, Okamoto will now play a versatile role as he adapts to the majors. The front office sought another everyday bat to complement Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and George Springer, but missed out on key targets like Alex Bregman, Kyle Tucker, and Bo Bichette. The latest setback came when Yoan Moncada chose to rejoin the Los Angeles Angels, leaving the Jays with lingering infield questions despite high expectations for Springer and a competitive AL race. Checkout Solipillow.com

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