This past week has not been a kind one to the Toronto Blue Jays. After seeing Kyle Tucker jump on the Los Angeles Dodgers wagon, fans had to endure Bo Bichette leaving for the Big Apple, a move that surely…
On January 3rd the Blue Jays brought Okamoto into the spotlight, signing the Japanese slugger to a four-year deal worth $60 million. A deal that includes a $5 million signing bonus and no opt-outs. Okamoto is an impact addition, plain and simple, and he fits the Blue Jays offensive approach to a tee.
The 2025 MLB season was a magical one in Toronto. It saw them win their first division title since 2015, and was capped off by the team’s first World Series appearance since the win in 1993. There’s a saying in sports, “winning fixes everything”, and in the case of the 2025 Toronto Blue Jays, that couldn't hold more true.
