Toronto Blue Jays Pursue Brenton Doyle Trade

It's April 16.

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The Toronto Blue Jays are stumbling out the gate this season, hit hard by injuries from

spring training right into April.

Their outfields decimated with guys like George Springer, Addison Barger and Alejandro

Kirk on the shelf, on top of shaky pitching and cold bats all, Arana.

Earlier this week, rumors surfaced linking the Jays to a trade for Colorado Rocky Center

Fielder, Brenton Doyle.

He's slashing just 174, over 255, over 261 through 15 games, but at 27, he's got serious

upside with, elite speed and power potential.

Doyle's a two-time gold glove winner who posted a 3.9WAR back in the day, hitting 260

over 317, over 446, with 23 homers and 73 rabbis.

Even CM is a by-low gym, who could stabilize Toronto's outfield defense right now.

Meanwhile, the Rockies are rebuilding and not in position to demand top prospects, especially

with Doyle's slow start.

He's locked in through 2026 and beyond, so a package of mid to low-level farmhands might

seal the deal without gutting the Jays big.

League core.

If Toronto wants to flip the script and whether this injury storm, pouncing on Doyle could

be the smart play before his value revounds and the market.

Heads up.