Summary
The Toronto Blue Jays are considering adding a veteran left-handed pitcher, Danny Coulombe, to strengthen their bullpen. Coulombe, known for his effectiveness against left-handed hitters, might be a good fit for the team. The Blue Jays can afford his potential salary, but other teams might also be interested in him.
Key Facts
- The Toronto Blue Jays recently signed a player named Kazuma Okamoto.
- The team is focusing on improving their bullpen, specifically with left-handed pitchers.
- ESPN suggests Toronto could still sign more free agents.
- Danny Coulombe, a 36-year-old pitcher, is mentioned as a potential fit for the Blue Jays.
- Coulombe had a 2.30 ERA last season, which is a measure of how often he allows batters to reach base.
- Opposing left-handed hitters reached base only 27% of the time against Coulombe.
- Spotrac estimates Coulombe may get a one-year contract worth $4.3 million.
- The Blue Jays have the financial capacity to pay for Coulombe's contract.
