Toronto Blue Jays plot another big pitching move as Framber Valdez deal slips away
The Toronto Blue Jays are aggressively pursuing more starting pitching for their 2026 World Series push, even after significant free agency spending. Following a missed bid for Framber Valdez, the club is reportedly exploring trades for veteran pitchers like Zac Gallen, Max Scherzer, and Chris Bassitt. This move aims to bolster rotation depth and mitigate injury risks for key arms.
The Toronto Blue Jays are aggressively pursuing more starting pitching for their 2026 World Series push, even after significant free agency spending. Following a missed bid for Framber Valdez, the club is reportedly exploring trades for veteran pitchers like Zac Gallen, Max Scherzer, and Chris Bassitt. This move aims to bolster rotation depth and mitigate injury risks for key arms.
