Blue Jays expected to pursue Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki in offseason
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 28, 2026, 6:50 PM
Last updated Sep 28, 2026

The Toronto Blue Jays, after missing the postseason this year, are likely targeting Chicago Cubs outfielder Seiya Suzuki in free agency. Following a season marked by underperformance and injuries, the Blue Jays seek to strengthen their roster, particularly in right field where they struggled. Suzuki, who hit 26 home runs and posted an.841 OPS last season, would significantly enhance the team's offensive capabilities. If Suzuki is acquired, it could lead to roster shifts, including Nathan Lukes moving to left field. Toronto's front office has a track record of aggressive offseason moves, which may signal more player additions beyond Suzuki.
- •Blue Jays missed the postseason despite making the World Series last year.
- •Seiya Suzuki hit 26 home runs and led the Cubs with an.841 OPS.
- •Blue Jays had low offensive output from right field, with a.654 OPS.
- •Roster moves may include Nathan Lukes shifting to left field.
- •Suzuki could help offset potential loss of George Springer in free agency.
- 6:50 PMYahoo Sports — Blue Jays Reportedly 'Expected To Pursue' Cubs Slugger In Offseason
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