Blue Jays paid record $30M for KBO MVP Cody Ponce, but is one dominant season enough to justify the richest returnee deal ever?

The biggest free agent the Blue Jays had heading into the offseason was All-Star infielder Bo Bichette. A Blue Jays draft pick in 2016, he hasn't been with any other organization. He's a two-time All-Star and has been a fixture in their lineup for years.

The Blue Jays, already with one of the best rotations in baseball, just flexed their muscle again. They’ve agreed to terms with right-hander Cody Ponce on a three-year, $30 million deal, a source confirms to MLB.

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

With MLB free agency in full swing, all eyes are on where one of the best young bats in baseball, Kyle Tucker, is looking to sign. Tucker, a two-time Silver Slu

Bo Bichette is on Brazil’s preliminary roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic, per source. His participation will hinge on the team that signs him and the necessary approvals, but it’s a family dream for him to play in the tournament alongside his brother Dante.

The Toronto Blue Jays could be in the market for a closer and have been linked to one who played for a rival last season.