Report reveals the Blue Jays are headed after 3 big time infielders
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Everyone in the baseball world is aware that the Toronto Blue Jays have a major off-season ahead as they look to make some major moves.
According to reports, the Blue Jays have their eyes and on a few infielders as they look to improve their defensive game but are mostly focus and on bringing in infielders that can hit.
One major free agent the Blue Jays have their eyes on is Houston Astros legend Alex Bregman who has confirmed he will be testing the market and not returning to Houston. At the right price, Bregman's combination of offense and defense could be a huge benefit to the Blue Jays.
With Matt Chapman signing an extension with the San Francisco Giants during the season, Alex Bregman stands alone as the top third base option this winter.
Bregman burst onto the scene in 2017, where he became the Astros' go-to third base option, and put up MVP-like numbers in 2019. -Shushkewich
Bregman burst onto the scene in 2017, where he became the Astros' go-to third base option, and put up MVP-like numbers in 2019. -Shushkewich
Another great option the Blue Jays are looking at is former Jay Teoscar Hernandez who is set to become a free agent. Hernandez was great for the Blue Jays during his time here and would be exactly what Toronto needs when it comes to bringing in offensive power.
Sometimes familiarity can be a comfortable move and if the Blue Jays front office wants to gain some positive PR this winter while bringing in a power bat, signing Teoscar Hernández ticks both boxes. -Shushkewich
Finally as everyone is aware of by now, there is Anthony Santander from the Orioles who is set to become a free agent but seems to be the biggest risk since many insiders believe this past season was the best he will ever be and his new contract will end up being an over pay.
A familiar face for Blue Jays fans, outfielder Anthony Santander is eligible for free agency for the first time in his career and is looking to cash in. -Shushkewich
Source: Blue Jays Nation
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