The Toronto Blue Jays miss out on another free agent target as he signs with the Los Angeles Angels

The Blue Jays have spent the majority of the off-season missing out on some of their biggest free agent targets, the latest being Pete Alonso who decided to take less money and return to the New York Mets.

The Los Angeles Angels announced this morning that they have signed relief pitcher Kenley Jansen to a one year deal worth $10 million but there has been no updates on if there is any bonuses included.

Despite being 37 years old, Jansen clearly still has a lot left in the tank as he is coming off a solid season with the Boston Red Sox in 2024 where he finished with a 3.29 ERA and 27 saves.

Jansen is one of the best relief pitchers of all-time as he currently sits fourth all-time in terms of career saves with 447, 31 saves behind Hall of Famer Lee Smith who is in third place.

The Blue Jays had interest in Jansen this off-season but it looks like they decided to look elsewhere instead which might end up being a mistake since landing him for $10 million would have been a steal for the Blue Jays.