While Cease hasn’t piled up the innings, he has been one of the more durable starters since joining baseball as well. The 2025 campaign was the fifth consecutive that he made at least 30 starts, and he’s thrown at least 165 innings in each season since 2021.

The start of the MLB offseason has been slow as per usual, but on Wednesday night, the Toronto Blue Jays got the ball rolling on free agency.

The Toronto Blue Jays are expected to make a big splash for shortstop Bo Bichette. But before they were able to lock in one of their franchise cornerpieces, the team outbid others to secure the services of starting pitcher Dylan Cease to a seven-year $210 million deal.

Capra was originally a 20th-round pick of the Blue Jays in the 2018 draft. He broke through for his MLB debut with Toronto and played eight games for the Blue Jays. Capra was then traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates for catcher Tyler Heineman.

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MLB signings are taking place as teams build their rosters for a strong 2026 season. Here’s the latest update from the league.

The Baltimore Orioles are reportedly targeting San Diego Padres pitcher Dylan Cease to address their urgent need for an ace-caliber starter. Following

The Toronto Blue Jays' recently-departed bench coach knows his team could've been a bit more prepared for World Series Game 7.