The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off a flurry of moves this offseason as they load up in pursuit of a World Series win.

Toronto has been one of the hottest free agent destinations this offseason, with multiple top free agents signing with the Blue Jays. The Blue Jays have made some really big moves, signing Dylan Cease to a massive contract worth $210 million and bringing in Japanese star Kazuma Okamoto, but have also signed multiple players who are set to make a big impact, like veteran relief pitcher Tyler Rogers.

Toronto inked Rogers to a three-year, $36 million deal earlier this offseason, with Bleacher Report’s Zachary Rymer calling the Blue Jays signing of the 34-year-old submarine specialist a “sneaky good” move.

“Relief pitching was Toronto’s weakness for most of 2025, so it perhaps shouldn’t have been surprising when the bullpen cost them the World Series in the end,” Rymer wrote Tuesday. “To this end, Tyler Rogers’ job won’t be to succeed where Jeff Hoffman ultimately failed in closing games. But he’ll be another quality option for John Schneider, if for no other reason than he might be the most disaster-proof reliever in MLB.

“There isn’t a more extreme arm slot in the league than Rogers’ submarine release. And what he lacks in whiffs, he makes up for in soft contact. The righty was at or near the 100th percentile with his ground-ball, hard-hit and barrel rates in 2025, which makes it somewhat of a surprise that he allowed even four home runs. One would feel good about Rogers on any team. But given the strength of the defense he’ll have behind him, one feels especially good about him as a Blue Jay.”

Rogers excelled last season for the San Francisco Giants and New York Mets, posting a 1.98 ERA while leading the league with 81 appearances. Signing the veteran reliever gives the Blue Jays another solid arm out of the bullpen who will make a big impact. Bringing in Rogers is definitely one of Toronto’s most underrated moves of the offseason.

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