This past season, Bo Bichette was the rising star anchoring the Blue Jays’ infield defense. But re-signing him back to the franchise is proving to be a dicey situation- one that has made head coach John Schneider really desperate.

As noted by Keegan Matheson of MLB.com, the Blue Jays have a few substantial contracts that are on track to expire one year from now. These contracts belong to George Springer, Kevin Gausman, Shane Bieber, Daulton Varsho and José Berríos.

With spring training approaching, the Blue Jays’ busy offseason may not be over as questions around Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette linger.

Mostly unbeknownst to the public until Sunday night, the Toronto Blue Jays have already had a meeting with free agent slugger Kyle Tucker this offseason. And they're not the only ones, according to Jim Duquette of MLB Network Radio.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/bluejays/onsi as Blue Jays Should Sign 'Plan B' Star if Unable to Land Kyle Tucker.

The Toronto Blue Jays could be “trying to make a point” by refusing to provide a salary increase to key pitcher Eric Lauer.

The slow-moving winter of baseball free agency hit a sharp curve late on Saturday when third baseman Alex Bregman signed a five-year, $175-million US deal with the Chicago Cubs, spurning the Boston Red Sox in the process.

The free agent market is slowly starting to dwindle. Surprisingly, it is now the second week of January, and there are still a few elite bats up for grabs.

The Yankees are reportedly keeping tabs with the Cubs regarding Nico Hoerner, while the Blue Jays re-signed Eloy Jiménez in latest MLB news.