Reports on contract offer between the Blue Jays and Kyle Schwarber
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Michael Rainone
Nov 24, 2025 (10:59 PM)
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The Toronto Blue Jays may not have won the World Series, but they can reap the benefits of making it that far as they are reportedly a favorite to land Kyle Schwarber from the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Blue Jays seem to have team/toronto-blue-jays/new-details-emerge-regarding-the-blue-jays-and-kyle-schwarber' class='lien_marqueur' target='_blank' rel='noopener'> The Blue Jays seem to have quite some interest in Schwarberas it was recently reported that they have taken some interest in the slugger.
Kyle Schwarber could join Blue Jays in free agency.
KD Jain of Sporting News reported on the Schwarber rumors that he will be joining the Blue Jays. Schwarber is now a free agent after rejecting the Phillies qualifying offer and has been attracting attention for a bunch of team's after the season he just had in Philadelphia.
"The Blue Jays' lineup would benefit from left-handed power, especially in the DH spot. Unlike the Los Angeles Dodgers, who have a permanent designated hitter in Shohei Ohtani, the Blue Jays don't have anyone in that spot and most of the year, they are only rotating among players to relieve them from exhaustion. As such, they can slot Kyle Schwarber in the DH role. While George Springer had the role for most of the time, since he is becoming a free agent after the 2026 season, that problem could also go away after one year."-Jain
Lading Schwarber would come at a cost for the Blue Jays or any other team as he is expected to sign a contract worth around $112 million.
The Blue Jays are entering the big boys club, one that includes the Dodgers, Yankees and Red Sox. They have the money, the fan base, and are starting to have the winning pedigree to attract the top stars of the sport. The buzz surrounding the team from other GM's, agents and players is growing exponentially, and they can to have their pick of litter.
"Schwarber is coming off a career year, knocking 56 home runs, just the perfect way to become a free agent. He came runner-up to unanimous winner Shohei Ohtani in the NL MVP voting. However, accommodating Schwarber in 2026 could be a challenge for the Blue Jays, but it's not a permanent situation."-Jain
The Blue Jays know what it takes to win, and are willing to pay for it if it makes sense. Schwarber makes sense, as he will fill a need for the team, but at the same time has the ability to hit 60 home runs for the team. It would add already to the amazing hitting lineup the Blue Jays have.
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