Following a disappointing 2026 campaign, the Blue Jays are hoping for a return to the postseason. That means making some moves this offseason, including on the trade market.Toronto hasn’t been shy about acquiring big names in the past. The franchise…
The Toronto Blue Jays have been identified by CBS Sports as a potential trade destination for Texas Rangers starting pitcher Jacob deGrom. The 38-year-old right-hander and two-time Cy Young Award winner is entering the final year of his contract, where he is scheduled to earn $37 million in 2027. Toronto is looking to strengthen its pitching rotation following a disappointing 2026 campaign.
While the fit makes baseball sense for Toronto's starting rotation, any potential trade would be complicated by deGrom's substantial salary and his full no-trade clause. The report notes that deGrom previously exercised his no-trade rights at the 2026 trade deadline to block a proposed deal to the Atlanta Braves.
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