Getty Blue Jays manager John Schneider
Following a disappointing 2026 campaign, the Blue Jays are hoping for a return to the postseason. That means making some moves this offseason, including on the trade market.
Toronto hasn’t been shy about acquiring big names in the past. The franchise signed Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract last winter.
This offseason, the Blue Jays are being mentioned as a potential landing spot for one of baseball’s most accomplished starting pitchers.
Blue Jays Named Trade Fit for Jacob deGrom
GettyMINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – SEPTEMBER 25: Jacob Degrom #48 of the Texas Rangers delivers
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