On Monday night, we heard that the Toronto Blue Jays were one of five teams to make an official contract offer to Juan Soto. On Tuesday morning, we've heard tha

It’s been an unusually slow start to the MLB offseason, and that is due to Juan Soto holding up the market. Teams are also waiting for the non-tender deadline so they can clear space on their roster to sign those proverbial free agents.

The Blue Jays don't have a lot of obvious internal candidates to replace Romano. Will they sign or trade for a closer?

According to the Toronto Star, the Toronto Blue Jays didn't offer closer Jordan Romano a smaller deal before non-tendering him on Friday night. Romano, 31, was

The Toronto Blue Jays non-tendered their former closer Jordan Romano. That move, made Friday, makes him a free agent. The 31-year-old could re-sign with the Blue Jays on a deal worth less than $7.75 million he was scheduled to receive via arbitration,