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Adding a starter isn’t the Toronto Blue Jays’ biggest priority, but it is a need this off-season. They’ll undoubtedly be active this off-season, but unlike in past years, the Jays haven’t been linked to a whole lot of soon-to-be free…

The Toronto Blue Jays are monitoring Japanese right-handed pitcher Kaima Taira ahead of the off-season, according to a report from Sanspo's Kentaro Tsukazawa. Taira's Nippon Professional Baseball club, the Seibu Lions, is expected to post the 26-year-old pitcher to make him available to Major League Baseball teams through the posting system.
Taira recorded a 1.36 ERA across 146 innings as a starting pitcher during the 2026 NPB season, featuring a fastball that reaches triple digits alongside a diverse pitch mix. Writer Cynthia Ryley Delaney suggests Taira could serve as a solid option to bolster the back of the Blue Jays' starting rotation.
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