The Toronto Blue Jays may simply want to forget that the 2026 MLB season even happened. And if they do that, and flashback to 2025, they can remember how crucial Chris Bassitt was for them in their run to Game…

Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chris Bassitt is projected to draw interest from a dozen or more teams in free agency if he decides against retirement. Following a one-year stint with the Baltimore Orioles, the veteran right-hander is hitting the open market, where MLB Trade Rumors' Steve Adams suggests he will likely be targeted on short-term, one-year deals.
Bassitt made only 18 starts in 2026 after undergoing back surgery in June, finishing the season with a 4.59 ERA. However, the pitcher acknowledged that potential retirement remains a serious consideration due to family commitments before deciding on his baseball future.
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