Blue Jays must decide if George Springer and Max Scherzer still fit in 2027

The Toronto Blue Jays are entering an important offseason after being eliminated from playoff contention by the Baltimore Orioles. The front office faces key decisions regarding their roster construction ahead of the 2027 campaign, including evaluating whether veterans George Springer and Max Scherzer fit into the team's future plans.

Toronto will need to address major roster issues, particularly in starting pitching depth after finishing the year with José Soriano as their only truly healthy starter. Offensively, the club struggled significantly with discipline, recording the third-highest chase rate in MLB behind high-chase hitters such as Ernie Clement and Andrés Giménez.