"In a span of less than 24 hours, the Toronto Blue Jays and their fans experienced the worst case scenario possible from the free agency frenzy. First of all, they lost out in securing the services of the top free agent available in Kyle Tucker, as it would be the Los Angeles Dodgers of all teams thwarting the Blue Jays once again."
"In the blink of an eye, the Blue Jays had their top targets stolen, leaving them reeling despite having a solid 2025-26 offseason to date. Yes, Toronto has already landed the likes of Dylan Cease, Tyler Rogers, Cody Ponce and Kazuma Okamoto, but it just doesn't seem complete without at least one more big move to complete their winter."
"Suárez is coming off a stellar 2025 campaign in which his established career highs in runs scored (91), home runs (49 - tied with his 2019 campaign) and RBIs (118). With the ability to put up more than 90 runs scored, 30 home runs and 90 RBIs on a yearly basis while having an OPS close to .800, the 12-year veteran would add some tremendous pop into the Blue Jays lineup that already contains Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George Springer, Anthony Santander and the newly-acquired Okamoto."
The Toronto Blue Jays lost out on top free agents Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette in rapid succession, leaving primary targets off the market. Toronto has already signed Dylan Cease, Tyler Rogers, Cody Ponce and Kazuma Okamoto, but the club seeks at least one more significant acquisition to complete the winter. Eugenio Suárez stands out after a 2025 season with career highs in runs (91), home runs (49) and RBIs (118). Suárez projects as a middle-of-order power source with an OPS near .800 and positional flexibility at third base, first base and designated hitter.
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