Blue Jays Urged to Sign $180 Million Starter That 'Checks Every Box'
Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays are looking to improve their starting pitchers for the upcoming season. With Chris Bassitt and Max Scherzer leaving, the team is considering signing Framber Valdez, who is a durable and consistent player. A contract for Valdez could cost around $180 million.Key Facts
- The Blue Jays need to strengthen their starting pitchers this winter.
- Chris Bassitt and Max Scherzer are no longer part of the team.
- Mitch Bannon suggests Framber Valdez is a good fit for the Blue Jays.
- Valdez is a left-handed pitcher known for his durability and low home run rate.
- Valdez has thrown over 600 innings with an ERA under 3.30 in the past four years.
- The contract for Valdez might be around $180 million.
- Adding Valdez would bring a left-handed option to the Blue Jays' rotation.
- The Blue Jays reached the World Series but were one game short of winning.
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