The Toronto Blue Jays have their eyes on a few players that were recently non-tendered

With the ability to pitch multiple innings, Milner could help the Blue Jays bullpen in a few ways. It's the Tim Mayza role - sometimes targeting tough lefties late in tight games, sometimes cleaning up a starter's mess in the fifth or sixth before coming back out for another inning. On a one-year, $1.5 million deal, it wouldn't take much for Milner to return value. -Zwelling

The right-hander certainly has late-game stuff with a 97 m.p.h. fastball that regularly touches 99, a diving splitter, and a slider he throws to righties. But for one reason or another hitters tend to see his stuff well, which is why Finnegan only had a 22 per cent strikeout rate over the last two seasons while allowing the second-highest hard-hit rate of any qualified reliever. Likely why the Nationals passed on the $8.6 million he was projected to earn via arbitration thanks to accumulating all those saves. -Zwelling

Webb's been a perfectly serviceable reliever over the last two seasons, pitching to a 3.34 ERA with 115 strikeouts over 110.1 innings. But there are a couple of red flags behind his results. His 12.2 per cent walk rate over that span is well above league average and he missed six weeks this summer with right elbow inflammation. Steamer projects him to regress rather dramatically in 2025 to a 4.29 ERA. -Zwelling