The Toronto Blue Jays signed a 30-year-old outfield heavy gunner Santander (Anthony Santander) with a five-year, $92.5 million for the Eastern Part, Santander played for the powerful Golden Orioles in the same region of the United States last year, played a "career year" of 44 hits and 102 points, and entered the free market after receiving a qualified offer of $21.05 million for the Golden Orioles for one year. The new contract granted by Blue Bird can be raised to $110 million over six years.

The Blue Jays, who have been leaking news in the free market, are quite sad, losing the battle for Shohei Ohtani last winter, and the American media once rumored that Ohtani flew to Toronto, but the result was still a misinformation, and Ohtani finally chose to join the Dodgers. Later, Juan Soto (Juan Soto) also actively participated in the battle for the Blue Jays, and in the end, the Mets spent money to sign them away.

The Blue Jays made the highest bid for SayYoung Trophy pitcher Corbin Burnes, only to be won by the Sidewinders at a lower price due to regional tax issues. This winter, he considered buying back his old friend T. Hernández (who played for the Blue Jays for 6 seasons), but was later signed back by the Dodgers, until a few days ago when the Blue Jays entered the tiebreaker and were still eliminated, losing to the Dodgers for the third time.

Santander is expected to be placed in the designated strike position, with the Blue Jays' existing heavy artillery first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joining forces with him.