The Toronto Blue Jays signed a very interesting free agent pitching prospect that flew under the radar of most people.

The Blue Jays, who already had baseball’s highest pitching release point in Trey Yesavage, have recently added to the mix submariner extraordinaire Tyler Rogers, who essentially scrapes the ground with his knuckles when he throws.

Ponce led the league in wins, won the pitching triple crown, and claimed the Choi Dong-won Award, the KBO’s equivalent of the Cy Young for starting pitchers. This is his second consecutive season with an ERA under 2.25, as he appears to just be getting better and better.

The Toronto Blue Jays have one left-handed reliever who will be pitching for a new team in the upcoming 2026 season.

Earlier this month, the Toronto Blue Jays’ front office said that the veteran was “not happy” about his situation with the team.

If one team has shown they mean business this offseason, it is the Toronto Blue Jays. The Blue Jays have easily made the most significant moves to improve their

After a short and unsuccessful stint in the major leagues, Cody Ponce was pitching in Asia and still trying to find a mental approach that worked for him on the mound. So he started emulating his brother-in-law,

However, the free agent market for Bichette is likely to undergo a major shift. According to Mark Feinsand on MLB Network, the Blue Jays shortstop is showing a willingness to move to second base, opening the door to a lot more interested teams.