Dylan Cease Joins Blue Jays, Aiming for World Series

It's March 22nd.

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I'm Corey with the story.

The Toronto Blue Jays have wrapped up spring training and are fired up for the 2026 season.

After falling just one game short of the World Series last year, the team is determined

to claim the title this time around.

New A still in Cease is already buzzing about his first start, calling it a high energy

kickoff.

Cease brings seven years of big league experience, including five with the Chicago White Sox and

two with the San Diego Padres.

He joined the Jays on a massive $210 million contract during the all season, positioning

him as a cornerstone of the pitching staff.

Players and fans alike are feeling the excitement building in Toronto.

Cease described the vibe as festive and electric, like a big celebration to launch the year.

He's committed for the long haul and eager to thrive in the spotlight.

Last season with San Diego, Cease posted a 4.55 earned run average, racked up 215 strike

outs and went eight in 12 over 32 starts.

Now he's aiming to build on that in blue and white.

Even with injuries sidelining pitchers like Shane Bieber and Trey Savitch, the Jays rotation

looks solid with Cease leading alongside Max Scherzer, Kevin Galsman, Eric Lauer and

Cody Ponds.

This group has the depth to carry them deep into October.