As the Toronto Blue Jays get ready for the 2025 season, shortstop Bo Bichette has confirmed that he and the organization have not engaged in any contract extension discussions. With just one year left on his three-year, $33.6 million deal, Bichette is staring down free agency unless a new deal is reached.

The Toronto Blue Jays hope to reach a long-term contract with star first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. before he reports to spring training, his deadline to reach a deal.

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Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the homegrown face of the Toronto Blue Jays, is set to become a free agent this fall unless he signs a contract extension. Other question marks hover over the team, which opened spring training on Thursday in Florida.

Shortstop Bo Bichette and the Toronto Blue Jays have yet to discuss a contract extension for the pending free agent, the 26-year-old said Friday at the organization’s player development complex in Florida.

The Blue Jays are just 11 days away from their first spring training contest, when they take on the New York Yankees on February 22.

Pitchers and catchers reported to the Blue Jays training complex in Florida, looking to turn things around from their 74-88 performance last season. Manager John Schneider says he thinks his club is better this year — on paper,

The Blue Jays have plenty of high-variance players for 2025. Will George Springer bounce back? Does Max Scherzer have one more in him? Will Anthony Santander repeat his 2024?