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How the Blue Jays can build the best infield in baseball
When Major League Baseball decided to lock out its players on Dec. 2, all big-league transactions were shut down. The Jays saw Cy Young winner Robbie Ray leave for Seattle before the shutdown and replaced him with Kevin Gausman. The biggest need left to fill is in the infield, where not only do the Jays have to replace Semien, they also have to figure out third base. But an infield of Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Biggio, Bo Bichette and Ramirez or Marte would easily be the best there is. Mike Wilner is a Toronto-based baseball columnist for the Star and host of the baseball podcast “Deep Left Field.” Follow him on Twitter: @wilnerness
Source: thestar January 23, 2022 11:00 UTC
