Jazz Chisholm Jr. Suggested as Blue Jays Offseason Target

Jazz Chisholm Jr., one of the notable players available in free agency, has been proposed as a potential addition for the Toronto Blue Jays. The suggestion comes as the offseason begins and Toronto looks to strengthen its lineup for a possible return to the playoffs in 2027. Chisholm is a rival of the Blue Jays after playing for the New York Yankees in 2026.

Toronto could consider him for second base, a position it needs to fill, or use him in the outfield or at third base. The two-time All-Star’s ability to cover multiple spots is part of his appeal, along with the possibility of a short-term contract.

Chisholm played 137 games for New York this season, hitting 19 home runs and driving in 55 runs while stealing 41 bases. His batting average was .231. The season followed a stronger 2025 campaign, when he hit 31 home runs and had 80 RBIs. A return to that level could make him a valuable addition for Toronto—and a difficult loss for the Yankees. Whether the Blue Jays pursue or sign him remains to be seen.