The Toronto Blue Jays might have found their solution in the outfield with Cincinnati Reds player
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The Toronto Blue Jays are in need of an outfielder that can hit and they might have a solution in Spencer Steer who has been put on the trade block by the Cincinnati Reds.
The Blue Jays are still without an outfielder to pair with George Springer and Daulton Varsho for the 2025 while also still looking for a quality hitter to add to their lineup which is why Steer could be a great option.
Blue Jays might be interested in Spencer Steer as the Reds put him on the trading block
According to MLB reporter Jack Azoulay-Haron, the Reds have made it known that they are listening to offers on Steer with multiple teams interested but none specifically named so far.
In addition to D�az, Cincinnati Reds Infielder/outfielder Spencer Steer has been made available for trade, with several teams reaching out with interest, including at least one AL East team and one NL West team, sources tell
@MLBNerds
. Steer, 27, is coming off a 1.3 fWAR season.
@MLBNerds
. Steer, 27, is coming off a 1.3 fWAR season.
Steer would be a great addition for the Blue Jays as he is coming off a great season offensively with 20 homeruns, 92 RBIs, a .225 batting average and .319 on base percentage in only his third season in the MLB.
This would be a great addition for the Blue Jays offense but also for their defense as they are still in need of an outfielder since if they do not bring one in, they will start the season with Joey Loperfido.
The young Reds outfielder would be a great addition for next season but also for the Blue Jays future as he is still young while Springer is on the backend of his career which would give them a solid young duo in Varsho and Steer.
While the Blue Jays are nowhere near getting a deal done for Steer, this could definitely be a great option for the organization's future.
Hopefully Ross Atkins brings in an outfielder even if it isn't Steer because Loperfido does not seem ready to be an everyday player in the majors just yet.
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