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Yesterday market the beginning of free agency. Keegan Matheson of MLB.com has a roundup of the Jays’ roster moves, most notably declining Myles Straw’s $8m team option. He’ll instead receive a $1.75m buyout, financed by the Guardians as part of…

The Toronto Blue Jays opened the offseason by declining Myles Straw's $8 million option, leaving the outfielder to receive a $1.75 million buyout. Following the reinstatement of several players from the 60-day injured list, including José Berríos and Anthony Santander, Toronto's 40-man roster sits at 37 players ahead of the Rule 5 draft.
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