Outside of Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker, who should the Jays sign?

Justin and Patrick pick 3 players who they think could still make an impact on the roster in 2026, and highlight the reasons why.

We hope to be back one more time before the new year, especially if Bo or Tucker sign!

Merry Christmas to all of our listeners!

The Toronto Blue Jays pulled off another unexpected signing on Friday by inking submarine arm right hander Tyler Rogers to a 3-year contract worth $37 million. The move comes on the heals of the club officially welcoming Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce to the franchise, and amid rumours that they are among the front runners for both Kyle Tucker and Bo Bichette.

Justin and Patrick look at Rogers' wacky Savant page, and discuss the factors that make him so elite at inducing weak contact.

Ahead of MLB's Winter Meetings in Orlando, the Blue Jays have made a couple of moves.

They have signed Cody Ponce, who was drafted in 2015 by the Brewers. He spent 5 years in the Brewers system before 3 years with the Pirates during which he never really figured it out. He then went to the Nipon League in Japan for 3 years before moving to Korea and earning MVP honours while striking out 252 batters.

The Jays also outrighted Yariel Rodriguez to the minors, leaving them with two open spots on the 40-man roster.

Justin and Patrick continue the offseason content with grades for the 2026 infield.

In this episode:

Vladdy

Kirk

Bichette

Heineman

Clement

Gimenez

Next up: Starting Pitchers!

Dylan Cease is a Blue Jay! He has agreed to a 7 year deal worth $210 million with the Jays pending a physical. While the team has yet to officially announce the deal, it has been confirmed by baseball's writers and insiders.

Justin and Patrick discuss the impact this deal has on the rotation, the roster, and the competitive outlook of the franchise for the next few seasons.

Three weeks have passed since the end of the World Series. Justin and Patrick return with their continued thoughts on how the season ended, and on the future.

The guys then begin a BFMD offseason tradition of grading the players.

In this episode: George Springer, Daulton Varsho, Addison Barger, Nathan Lukes, Myles Straw, and Davis Schneider.

Next up: infield

Let the season of speculation begin!

The Toronto Blue Jays got some great and unexpected news when Shane Bieber exercised his 2026 player option to remain with the team for the coming season.

Bo Bichetter is officially a free agent...what does his next contract look like and what position will he play?

Justin and Patrick give their thoughts, discuss Carlos Delgado's Hall of Fame chances, and go over the highlights from Shapiro and Atkins' final press conference of the 2025 season.

Sending love to the Vesia family.

Justin and Patrick return after a tough World Series loss for the Toronto Blue Jays.

The guys highlight what this team and season meant to them, and to the country. They also dive into the crushing feeling of defeat that Jays fans felt and continue to feel after getting so close to winning it all.

The offseason begins with free agency opening up this weekend, and the guys will be back to discuss the big names available on the market!

The Toronto Blue Jays are ONE win away from winning the 2025 World Series!

Justin and Patrick return to break down the crazy three games that took place at Dodger Stadium.

Game 3 was a 6 hour and 39 minute marathon that ended with a Freddie Freeman walk-off home run.

Game 4 featured a Vladdy homer off of Shohei Ohtani and a brilliant performance by Shane Bieber and the Jays bullpen.

Game 5 started with a bang, as Davis Schneider and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. went back-to-back in the first inning before giving way to rookie phenom Trey Yesavage who struck out 12 Dodgers over 7 masterful innings.

The Jays return to Toronto with a chance to win the Fall Classic for the first time in 32 years in front of their home crowd and country.

Job's not done.

The World Series is tied after two games.

Game 1 saw the Toronto Blue Jays bats explode for a 9-run inning on route to an 11-4 win. The inning was punctuated by Addison Barger's pinch hit grand slam, the first in Series history.

Game 2 saw the Los Angeles Dodgers rally back behind a Yoshinobu Yamamoto complete game and solo shots form Will Smith and Max Muncy as they won 5-1.

The series shifts to LA for the next 3 games where the Jays will send Max Scherzer and Shane Bieber up against Tyler Glasnow and Shohei Ohtani.

Can the Jays wake up their bats again or will the Dodgers starting pitching keep them quiet?