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While the bullpen was a strength for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2026, they still feel like a club that will be looking to further deepen the group this winter. Louis Varland, Tyler Rogers, Spencer Miles, Braydon Fisher, and Mason…

Michael Coyle of BlueJaysNation argues that upcoming free-agent left-hander Alex Vesia would be an ideal target for the Toronto Blue Jays this winter. The article highlights that adding another high-leverage bullpen arm could be critical for Toronto heading into the 2027 season, especially with Spencer Miles expected to compete for a starting rotation spot.
Vesia posted a 2.64 ERA across 72 appearances for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2026, holding opponents to a .147 batting average. Coyle notes that Spotrac projects Vesia to command a two-year, $14.2 million contract in free agency, arguing the investment would help balance manager John Schneider's bullpen options alongside Mason Fluharty.
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