Kazuma Okamoto. (See data)
[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report]The Blue Jays, who lost to the Dodgers in the World Series, are expected to make major reinforcements in the off-season. After Kyle Tucker, the biggest hitter in the free market, appeared at the spring training base, the Blue Jays were reported to be interested in Japanese heavyweight Kazuma Okamoto.
The Blue Jays were the most active team in the first month of the off-season. Not only did they sign Dylan Cease to a seven-year, US$210 million contract that is currently the largest in the free market, but they also signed Korean MVP Cody Ponce to a three-year, US$30 million contract to increase rotation depth. Recently, it was reported that Tucker, the biggest player in the free market, appeared at the Blue Jays’ spring training base. At the same time, the Blue Jays also plan to welcome back their star shortstop Bo Bichette.
However, the Blue Jays’ big shopping list may not be over yet. According to a report by “New York Post” senior reporter Jon Heyman, the Blue Jays have also recently been interested in Okamoto Kazuma, who has been selected to six Japanese professional All-Star games and has 248 hits in his career. Previously, the Pirates, Red Sox and other teams have also been linked to Okamoto. Now the Blue Jays are also eyeing the Japanese slugger, showing their determination to return to the World Series after losing to the Dodgers.
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