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Dylan Cease Makes Blue Jays History with Jersey Number

Blue Jays Announce Franchise First in Team History

The Toronto Blue Jays made the biggest splash of the MLB offseason on Tuesday, signing right-hander Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract.

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Dylan Cease Makes Blue Jays History with Jersey Number After MLB Free-Agent Contract

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Dylan Cease and Blue Jays finalize $210 million, 7-year contract

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Blue Jays reveal Dylan Cease's jersey number never worn before in team history

The Toronto Blue Jays made the World Series, and in the aftermath, even following a loss, have committed to spending big this winter to get back to the World Series and win it in 2026 and beyond.

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Alex Bregman Emerges as Blue Jays' Potential Bo Bichette Replacement in MLB Free Agency

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Toronto Blue Jays have one of MLB's highest payrolls and they aren't done yet

Why Blue Jays keep adding pitching after historic deal for Cody Ponce

The Jays entered the winter looking for a top starter and a back-end option and addressed both holes, if not surpassing expectations.

Grading Every MLB Team's Most Expensive Free-Agent Signing in History

The past two MLB offseasons have seen Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto sign record-shattering deals of $700 million and $765 million, respectively, and while there is no payday of that caliber on the horizon this winter,

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Blue Jays 2.0: Which teams will finish in second place for the top MLB free agents

In the offseason of 2023-24, Shohei Ohtani's final decision came down to two teams: the Los Angeles Dodgers or the Toronto Blue Jays. The rest is history. After misleading flight logs and a torrid campaign of flattery, the Dodgers won out, as they so often do.