MLB insider confirms this looks like the end for Chris Bassitt as a Toronto Blue Jays pitcher

"The Blue Jays are not going to extend Chris Bassitt, who is signed through next season, so they should move the 35-year-old righty now while he still has trade value," Bowden said. "Bassitt went 10-14 this year with a 4.16 ERA over 31 starts. He posted an inflated WHIP of 1.462 and was worth -0.1 WAR. However, he's pitched at least 170 innings each of the past three seasons, and plenty of teams would take a starter who can provide those innings to save their bullpens."

He signed a three-year, $63 million deal with the Blue Jays and is heading into his final year of the deal. It's unclear what his long-term future is with the organization. If the Blue Jays don't see him in their long-term plans. It could make sense to deal him to trim payroll a tad and recoup prospects. -McAvoy