January is usually devoid of transactions, but the Blue Jays went big by signing Kazuma Okamoto. And yet, he wasn't the biggest January free agent signing of this regime.

It's the end of the year, but that doesn't mean it's the end of transaction season. These were the biggest late-year moves made by the Blue Jays in franchise history.

It goes without saying, but the Blue Jays need tangible contributions from Anthony Santander in 2026.

The Blue Jays have a surplus of starting pitching depth. But if history has taught us anything, it's that you can never have too much starting pitching. They should clutch onto their starters for dear life.

With the addition of Cody Ponce, the Blue Jays have the 6th best projected starting rotation in 2026 (via @fangraphs.com).

Dylan Cease Kevin Gausman Shane Bieber Trey Yesavage José Berríos The #BlueJays' rotation is a juggernaut.

Why not sign Justin Verlander to fill the veteran starter spot in the Blue Jays starting rotation?

The Blue Jays need to double down on improving their bullpen again this offseason. One potential target - Pete Fairbanks.

Mason Fluharty and Braydon Fisher gave the Blue Jays a combined 1.5 bWAR and 1.0 fWAR this past season. Their rookie campaigns will partially determine how the Blue Jays approach their bullpen construction this offseason. bluejaysnation.com/news/the-eme...

Sure, signing Kyle Tucker would be nice. But what if the Blue Jays went after Cody Bellinger for a fraction of the price instead?

If the Blue Jays move on from Bo Bichette, making a play for free agent infielder Jorge Polanco could be the answer.

Let's dive into what a Bo Bichette contract extension might look like from the Blue Jays.

The Blue Jays lucked out with the Max Scherzer signing panning out fairly well this year. Who should be the next veteran starter on their wish list?

The 2025 Blue Jays made us believe. They have everything to be proud of.

I'll have more long form thoughts on this later, but the one comment that really got me was Shane Bieber saying something to the effect of: "It will never be the same again." The Blue Jays knew they had a once-in-a-lifetime team, true lightning in a bottle in 2025.

Thanks for following, folks, and thanks for reading my sometimes incoherent blabbering about the Blue Jays this year. It was tonnes of fun. Having a beer and going to bed.

That one is going to sting forever. But this Blue Jays team captivated a country again. The Blue Jays made countless memories for new generations of fans, and created lifelong heroes. This was an electric season no one will soon forget.

Ho hum, just the most hits in a single postseason by Ernie Clement.

Vladdy gallops off the field.

Ernie Clement is one big kid out there.

Who needs smelling salts when you can have the bullpen coach slap your back?

Tyler Heineman and the Blue Jays dugout rightfully freaking out after Bo's home run.

As it was told.

BICHETTE IS SWAGGER DEFINED

The World Series has caught the attention of our friends across the pond! I was on BBC News earlier today speaking about Game 7. The segment starts around the 17:90 mark if you'd like to listen. www.bbc.com/audio/play/w...

This isn't getting much play because of how the game ended, but props to the Blue Jays pitching staff for pitching their tails off last night. Another quality start by Gausman, Varland's 14th appearance of the playoffs, and Bassitt with another inning of scoreless relief.

Because this World Series wasn't stressful enough already, let's play a seventh game.

The "barefoot Davis Schneider" costume is going to be extremely popular next year.

ICYMI - It's time for the Blue Jays to win the whole damn thing.

Yes, the Blue Jays were the lead topic in Jimmy Kimmel's monologue last night.

No longer underdogs, now it's time for the Blue Jays to finish the story.

Good morning, Trey Yesavage now has the number two and three best starts in Blue Jays postseason history. (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com)

Trey Yesavage has 16 whiffs through four innings. His season high was 19 whiffs against the Rays on September 15, his MLB debut.

Only Randy Arozarena has had more hits in a single postseason run than 2025 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. 📈 See the full list here: www.sports-reference.com/stathead/tin...

My daughter told me this morning: "Dad, the World Series has turned you into a weird person." Darling, I already was.

Blue Jays fans this morning:

We all get to go to sleep before 2:50am tonight, the true winners.

The Blue Jays win probability never reached 60%+ after the 7th inning. We watched 11 innings of little hope and had to keep putting Ohtani on every third inning. It was hell. www.fangraphs.com/plays.aspx?d...

For any Jays fan who is feeling a little sluggish today, just remember that you can catch up on sleep in the offseason. As the famous philosopher Munenori Kawasaki once said: "Bush party tonight, let's go! No sleeping."

Alejandro Kirk refuses to put the home run jacket on fully.

⚾️🏟️ Baseball is America’s pastime, but the Toronto Blue Jays have captivated the entire nation north of the border, writes @bluejayhunter.com: www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb... @msnbc.com

Kevin Gausman said he wasn't happy with his performance last night in Game 2. By Game Score, he actually pitched the 6th best game in the World Series in Blue Jays history. (Via @stathead.com and @baseball-reference.com)

I can't tell if last night was a fever dream or not, but apparently the biggest X factors in World Series Game 2 were Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Colonel Sanders and the Jonas Brothers.

"I'm just trying to save a buck." 1. Congrats to the Barger family! 2. Addison is a man of the people From Jeff Passan's latest: www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/...

Game 1 World Series hero Addison Barger slept on Davis Schneider's pull-out couch last night. You can't make this stuff up.

Audible "WE DON'T NEED YOU" chants for Shohei Ohtani at the end of hte game.

53 comeback wins on the season for the Blue Jays - 49 in the regular season, 4 in the postseason.

Chris Bassitt is the 8th inning guy now.

BAM BAM BARGER BABY