The Toronto Blue Jays have come into this offseason swinging as it relates to spending on big name free agents.

Report: Blue Jays took advantage of 'on-field tell' from Yankees pitchers in ALDS originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees finished with identical records (94-68) in the 2025 regular season.

The Toronto Blue Jays were handed a doomsday prediction on the future of Bo Bichette, despite the owner's recent comments.

"The Yankees," Rogers wrote. "For once, they are the team that needs to respond after the Blue Jays beat them on the field and now so far in the offseason. Toronto keeps adding while New York should try to at least maintain what it has -- meaning Bellinger, or perhaps Tucker, should be in Yankees pinstripes as soon as possible."

Two months after the division series, we've learned that the Toronto Blue Jays had at least one extra thing working in their favor.

The Yankees ended up playing the Red Sox in a Wild Card Series. After winning in three, they drew the Blue Jays, who had home-field advantage for a best-of-five Division Series.

The Toronto Blue Jays entered the offseason swinging their financial hammer so to speak after falling just short of their first World Series title in over three

The Toronto Blue Jays are seemingly the favorites to sign superstar slugger Kyle Tucker to a contract this winter.

New York has work to do, with Toronto already having added front-end starting pitcher Dylan Cease this offseason.

However, Toronto's might have had a secret weapon that made them so dominant over New York last season. Sources told SportsNet's Ben Nicholson-Smith that the Blue Jays had an advantage over the Yankees in the 2025 AL Divisional Series.

The Toronto Blue Jays were given a massive update on the status of free agent sluggers, Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker.