Blue Move Japan - Search News

Re-signing with Blue Jays 'appears increasingly unlikely'

These contract details about the Kazuma Okamoto signing makes the move look better for the Blue Jays

The Toronto Blue Jays made a big splash on Saturday by signing elite Japanese free agent Kazuma Okamoto to what we now know is a four-year, $60 million deal.

Dodger Blue on MSN · 11h

Bo Bichette rumors: Re-signing with Blue Jays 'appears increasingly unlikely'

· 1d · on MSN

Bo Bichette predicted to spurn Blue Jays for out of the blue NL team

· 1d

Bo Bichette Predicted to Leave Blue Jays for Deal with NL Contender

Longtime Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette might be coming to grips with the idea of moving for the first time in seven years.

· 1d

Blue Jays’ Former All-Star Sends ‘Stupid’ Message On $60 Million Addition

Total Pro Sports · 1d

Bo Bichette, Toronto Blue Jays “Unlikely” as Kyle Tucker’s Deal Nears

· 11h

Blue Jays' 34-year old gets $1,237,500 contract update before arbitration

On Thursday, they reached an agreement with catcher Tyler Heineman on a $1,237,500 salary for the upcoming season, according to Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith.

· 11h

Blue Jays predicted to make massive $430 million commitment to pair Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with best player he’s ever played with

· 1d

Latest Kyle Tucker free agency buzz: Blue Jays expected to offer OF a longer contract than Mets, Dodgers

Blue Jays Boss Seems To Drop Bo Bichette Hint After $60 Million Move

The Toronto Blue Jays’ Ross Atkins sent a clear message about moving forward as he introduced the team’s newest star player.

Sportskeeda

Blue Jays insider sheds light on Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Ernie Clement roles after $60M Kazuma Okamoto move

The Japanese hitter Kazuma Okamoto agreed to a deal with the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday. Blue Jays insider Keegan Matheson appeared on the TSN SportsCentre program on Sunday.

Amid Alex Bregman rumors, Blue Jays pull off shocking move for international star

The Boston Red Sox and the San Diego Padres were interested in Kazuma Okamoto, but the infielder has decided to take his talents elsewhere.