That's a fair price to pay for a 32-year-old who posted a 2.45 ERA in 55 innings last season, even if he tails off a bit in the third year of the deal. -Roberts
If the Blue Jays truly plan on avoiding a rebuild this upcoming season, the first step is signing Vladimir Guerrero Jr to an extension but not far behind is adding a closer of
Estevez' caliber.
The Blue Jays aren't thinking three years down the road at this point. If the goal is to keep Guerrero long-term, they need to build the best possible roster for 2025, and having a lockdown closer like Estévez is one necessary step in that process. -Roberts