The Toronto Blue Jays have signed former Los Angeles Angels second baseman to a new contract

The Blue Jays have been looking for some help in the infield as they have been rumored to be looking at multiple players even though Stefanic will likely not be the solution they are looking for.

The Blue Jays announced this afternoon that they have agreed to terms with infielder Michael Stefanic an a one year minor league but have not announce if this new deal includes a major league Spring Training invite.

Stefanic had an incredible .966 OPS in Triple-A last season but only played in the majors 40 games with a .218 batting average, .301 on base percentage to go along with 0 homeruns and 8 RBIs.

This move is solid for the Blue Jays minor league system but if Ross Atkins thinks that he can be a solution for the Blue Jays at second base, this might become an issue.

This move gives the Blue Jays another infielder that cannot be an everyday player which has many fans scratching their heads.