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The Toronto Blue Jays are going to need to be watched closely during the offseason.After how their 2026 season went, it is apparent that they should be looking to add new players. They have multiple areas on their roster that…

The Toronto Blue Jays are being urged to pursue Houston Astros relief pitcher Steven Okert in free agency this offseason. Sports Illustrated writer Maddy Dickens suggested that the Blue Jays should sign the veteran left-hander to reinforce their bullpen ahead of the 2027 season, noting that he would fit well as an experienced high-leverage option.
Okert is set to become an unrestricted free agent following a standout 2026 campaign in which he posted a 6-2 record, a 2.13 ERA, and 68 strikeouts across 68 appearances for Houston. Michael DeRosa of Heavy notes that the 35-year-old reliever would make sense for Toronto on a short-term contract.
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