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The Toronto Blue Jays were one of the biggest dissapointments in baseball in 2026, with the team missing the playoffs entirely.After coming within a few outs of winning the World Series in 2025, the team took a massive step backward…

The Toronto Blue Jays are predicted to be a prime landing spot for Seattle Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena this offseason. Following a disappointing 2026 campaign where Toronto missed the postseason after reaching the 2025 World Series, the club is seeking outfield reinforcements and middle-of-the-order hitting power. Bleacher Report analyst Zachary D. Rymer identified the Blue Jays as an obvious destination, citing their offensive struggles and payroll flexibility.
Writer Matt Levine argues Toronto should aggressively pursue Arozarena, who is coming off a season hitting .281 with 26 home runs and 89 RBIs. The Blue Jays tied for last in Major League Baseball in left-field WAR and finished last in overall scoring, making an offensive upgrade vital for 2027.
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