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The Toronto Blue Jays have set their sights on Teruaki Sato this winter.The Hanshin Tigers will post the Japanese star for Major League Baseball teams. Sato will be a sought-after target in free agency.Toronto signed third baseman Kazuma Okamoto last…

The Hanshin Tigers plan to post Japanese star Teruaki Sato on November 1, initiating a 45-day window for MLB clubs to negotiate a permanent contract. Sato, a 27-year-old power hitter who won the Central League Triple Crown in 2026, is reportedly traveling to the United States in early November to meet with interested teams, tour facilities, and potentially finalize a deal ahead of the collective bargaining agreement's expiration on December 1.
Toronto is monitoring Sato alongside free agent outfielder Seiya Suzuki to bolster its offense following Daulton Varsho's departure and George Springer's free agency. With Kazuma Okamoto at third base and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at first base, the Blue Jays would reportedly look to utilize Sato primarily in the outfield or as a designated hitter.
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