Summary
Chris Bassitt, a pitcher who spent three seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays, might leave the team as they have added new players to their roster. It is predicted that Bassitt will join the Chicago Cubs, who could use his skills while one of their pitchers recovers from surgery. Bassitt performed well as a bullpen pitcher in the postseason but may be looking for a starting position.
Key Facts
- Chris Bassitt played three seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays.
- The Blue Jays added Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce, and retained Shane Bieber.
- Bassitt is likely to leave due to new additions and a prospect set to debut.
- Sports Illustrated predicts Bassitt will sign with the Chicago Cubs.
- Bassitt had a 3.89 ERA with the Blue Jays over 96 regular-season games.
- The Cubs need help while pitcher Justin Steele recovers from surgery.
- Bassitt succeeded as a bullpen pitcher in the postseason but wants to start.
