Toronto Blue Jays fan-favorite utility player and the man with the signature moustache, Davis Schneider, has drawn early trade interest at the onset of the MLB offseason.
While Davis is a beloved bench player on the Blue Jays, considering he rarely got any consistent playing time in 2026, he is a suitable trade candidate that makes sense for Toronto. In addition to the trade interest that has recently emerged for Schneider, a regression in his offense and a crowded roster also make him logical trade bait.
The 27-year-old slashed .145/.310/.315 with five home runs, an 84 wRC+ and a 32.7 % strikeout rate across 69 games played in MLB. Schneider spent a lot of the season getting called back up and sent down, playing a diminished role.
Meaning that he would be better suited on another team where he could see more playing time. With newcomers like Josh Smith and Brett Bateman, who made a more than substantial impression with their new team, the roster will be due for a crunch. With the return of Anthony Santander and Addison Barger, there is just no room for him to gain consistent playing time.