"The front office, and most importantly, their ownership group, are not messing around."
"They go out and get arguably the best starting pitcher on the market for seven years, and $210 million. I think everyone in baseball thought that the Blue Jays already had a great starting rotation and they had some internal pieces they probably felt comfortable with to round out their rotation."
Dylan Cease signed a seven-year, $210 million contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, adding one of the top free-agent starting pitchers to the roster. The acquisition strengthens an already strong rotation that includes Kevin Gausman, Trey Yesavage and Shane Bieber. Additional pitchers such as José Berríos, Eric Lauer and Bowden Francis are positioned as candidates or depth options for rotation roles. The move signals significant financial commitment from the front office and ownership and positions the Blue Jays as serious contenders aiming to return to the World Series after falling short last season.
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