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It was a tough season for the Toronto Blue Jays. While many things did not go right for the Blue Jays last season, one thing that cannot be overlooked is just how good the team’s bullpen was. Their bullpen that…

BlueJaysNation argues that the Toronto Blue Jays should target free agent relief pitcher Raisel Iglesias this off-season to strengthen their bullpen depth. Although Toronto's front office reportedly pursued Iglesias last winter before he re-signed with the Atlanta Braves on a one-year, $16 million deal, the writer suggests the veteran would serve as an effective setup option behind closer Louis Varland.
The writer notes that Iglesias posted a 2.55 ERA and 34 saves in 59 games with the Braves, earning an All-Star selection. However, with the reliever turning 37 years old, the outlet projects that a one-year free-agent deal worth around $14 million would be a reasonable contract for Toronto to offer.
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