On Friday night, the Toronto Blue Jays made the shocking decision to non-tender longtime closer Jordan Romano after six seasons. Projected to make nearly $8 mil

The Blue Jays’ decision to non-tender Romano, projected to make $7.75 million next season, per MLB Trade Rumors’ arbitration salary projections, isn’t wholly surprising after the 31-year-old missed nearly all of the 2024 campaign with an elbow impingement that eventually required season-ending surgery.

The Toronto Blue Jays non-tendered two-time All-Star closer Jordan Romano on Friday, making the right-hander a free agent.

The bullpen needed a complete overhaul with Romano, and now it just became a lot harder to pull that off. The Jays can re-sign him, and it'd be ideal to bring him back at a lower number, but given the fact that he's free for all 30 teams to sign, he's sure to receive a good amount of interest as a buy-low candidate.

Amid all of the buzz about their AL East rivals pursuing Juan Soto, the Toronto Blue Jays are serious about their desire to add the superstar outfielder

Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz reveals what he knows about his former club's interest in superstar free agent Juan Soto.