Without needing to explain much, one should already know that the Toronto Blue Jays have had an underwhelming 2024-25 offseason to date. With many having high expectations that the Jays would make massive moves this winter to get themselves right back into the competition for the upcoming season, they have certainly come up quite short as of this moment.
But if Jays fans everywhere for any reason haven’t been paying much attention to it, MLB insider Jeff Passan made sure that Toronto’s lackluster showing so far this offseason didn’t go unnoticed. In his recent ESPN piece where Passan took a look at the winning and losing teams in terms of their offseason performance to date, there was no doubt which category the Jays fell into. But more importantly, he had three words to summarize the whole current situation for Toronto: “an unmitigated disaster”.
“An unmitigated disaster” as Jeff Passan absolutely lays into Blue Jays for another lackluster offseason showing
One doesn’t have to search far to come to that conclusion. After all, the Jays have helplessly watched big name after big name join other organizations via trade or free agency during the past couple of months. So Juan Soto? No way. Corbin Burnes? No chance. Devin Williams? Nada. Not even old buddy Teoscar Hernández. All the Jays have to show for thus far this offseason are Yimi García, Andrés Giménez, Nick Sandlin along with a few depth pickups.
“An unmitigated disaster” as Jeff Passan absolutely lays into Blue Jays for another lackluster offseason showing
One doesn’t have to search far to come to that conclusion. After all, the Jays have helplessly watched big name after big name join other organizations via trade or free agency during the past couple of months. So Juan Soto? No way. Corbin Burnes? No chance. Devin Williams? Nada. Not even old buddy Teoscar Hernández. All the Jays have to show for thus far this offseason are Yimi García, Andrés Giménez, Nick Sandlin along with a few depth pickups.