#offseason-strategy

#offseason-strategy

The Blue Jays may have lost the World Series, but their unbelievable playoff run has set a solid foundation for Toronto to continue building a competitive core for years to come. All this was possible in 2025 because of the Blue Jays' incredible clubhouse chemistry and the wide-open AL East division. For Toronto to replicate this kind of success next season, it will have to remain aggressive this offseason, among many contenders.

As former San Francisco Giants starter Blake Snell gets ready to start Game 1 of the World Series for the archrival Dodgers, one key figure around the Giants is saying the left-hander will have a serious impact on how much San Francisco can spend this offseason. Giants broadcaster Dave Flemming was a guest on the " TK Show" podcast from San Francisco Standard columnist Tim Kawakami.

When the team elected to move Jordan Poole in exchange for CJ McCollum just before the NBA Draft, at the time the trade didn't seem to make the most sense at first. Nonetheless, as time went on, it seemed like the motive behind the deal was not only to move off Poole's contract, but also to maintain some financial flexibility with McCollum's contract expiring after the 2025-26 season.

While the Raptors are contemplating ways to improve, their lack of a 'top-tier superstar' significantly hampers their chances of becoming playoff contenders.

If the Grizzlies continue to pivot, the Knicks will call about Jaren Jackson Jr. League sources tell @ClutchPoints that at least one key member of the Knicks' front office has long coveted Jackson Jr. as a trade target.

When you have $50 million to spend, you should be more selective... But that leaves 70 percent of the other signings who are not producing for the roster, and they cost a combined $27 million.