According to Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the Blue Jays signed Cease to a seven-year, $210 million contract. It's a huge deal for Cease, as he joins a strong rotation in Toronto. While it may not seem like it, there's some good news for the Yankees with this deal.

The MLB draft is a difficult thing to ace. Most of the best players in the draft get taken in the first round, and the hit rate is pretty low. That's not always the case, though, as was shown by the recent Toronto Blue Jays pick Nate Pearson.

Ketel Marte trade proposal: Blue Jays perfect offer to Diamondbacks for All-Star switch-hitter with championship potential.

The Toronto Blue Jays could lose veteran pitcher Chris Bassitt to the San Diego Padres in free agency if they're not aggressive.

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