<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1o5kS8_0wF7Tzas00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1o5kS8_0wF7Tzas00" width="960" height="540" ><figcaption>Blake Flynn/TWSN</figcaption></figure>After a great year with the New York Yankees, Juan Soto is set to hit the open market with high demand. The 26-year-old slugging outfielder has the chance to become the highest paid player in all the MLB and teams will be ready to roll out the Brinks truck to land him. One of those teams should be the Toronto Blue Jays. While they failed to land Shohei Othani last season, they won’t with Juan Soto. ORIGINAL ARTICLE:The Blue Jays have had an interesting few years. It’s clear that the Bo Bichette and Vlad Guerrero future plan hasn’t worked out for the best. Now, both could end up being dealt in the offseason during the winter meetings. Or, they could spend the money to build a powerhouse. What better way to start that process, by signing Soto. Soto and Vlad Jr. are very close to each other, so conversations will definitely be had. For the Jays, George Springer really is the only outfielder of note for this team. Davis Schneider has some time, but the rest of the group remains fairly young and unproven. So the need for a veteran outfielder is there.For More MLB Content, Check Out the Following Links:–Aaron Judge Will Hold the New York Yankees Back from a World Series Championship–It’s Time to Apologize to Jose Altuve–Will The Baltimore Orioles Ever Become True Contenders?There’s a lot the Blue Jays need, and signing Soto won’t fix all the Blue Jays’ problems. But it can jumpstart the process. 2015 and 2016 saw the Jays make back to back ALCS appearances and ever since Guerrero has stepped on the scene, they’ve been in the playoffs three times, getting swept in the Wild Card each time. If they chose to continue rolling with Bichette, Guerrero, and Springer, they need more in the lineup. Juan Soto could be that piece, and the Jays have the capabilities to sign him. </div></body>

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Juan Soto Will Sign With the Toronto Blue Jays

After a great year with the New York Yankees, Juan Soto is set to hit the open market with high demand. The 26-year-old slugging outfielder has the chance to become the highest paid player in all the MLB and teams will be ready to roll out the Brinks truck to land him. One of those teams should be the Toronto Blue Jays. While they failed to land Shohei Othani last season, they won’t with Juan Soto.