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The Toronto Blue Jays may become sellers at the MLB Trade Deadline due to their poor record of 16-21. A predicted fire sale could be beneficial for the team, potentially saving them $100 million.
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The Toronto Blue Jays are in danger of heading into the MLB Trade Deadline season as sellers rather than buyers. At 16-21, there is a very real chance they wind up as sellers.
If they are sellers, there are plenty of players they could trade, enough to consider a possible sell-off a fire sale.
Bleacher Report's Kerry Miller predicts the Blue Jays will conduct the biggest fire sale this season, despite many eyes on the Houston Astros as a possible deadline seller.
"However, Toronto is our pick for the team most likely to put a bunch of desirable assets on the trade block," Miller writes.
Shipping off a ton of good players at the deadline would be a tough blow for this Blue Jays team, coming off a season in which they were one out from winning a World Series. But, this fire sale might actually be a good idea for a $100 million-plus reason.
The Blue Jays are struggling with a record of 16-21, prompting speculation that they may sell players instead of acquiring new ones.
A fire sale could save the Blue Jays approximately $100 million, making it a financially strategic move.
Kerry Miller from Bleacher Report predicts that the Blue Jays will have the biggest fire sale this season.
Given their current performance, there is a very real chance the Blue Jays will enter the trade deadline as sellers.
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Why would a fire sale make sense for this team? It's a World Series and postseason contender, so selling off some of their best assets would certainly mean that 2026 is a total disaster.
There are 10 players worth keeping a close eye on this year if the Blue Jays are sellers: Kevin Gausman, George Springer, Daulton Varsho, Shane Bieber, Eric Lauer, Max Scherzer, Yimi Garcia, Myles Straw, Jeff Hoffman, and Jesus Sanchez.
Miller called out all 10 as possible trade candidates, and also provided a reason why trading all of them would make sense.
"Those 10 players have a combined 2026 luxury tax hit of $107.4M," Miller writes. "If they were to trade all 10 away at the deadline, it would trim their payroll by about $35M and reduce their tax bill by about $24M."
While trading away players at the deadline would be a sign of things going very wrong this season, if these 10 were all dealt amid a massive sell-off, the Blue Jays could save nearly $60 million.
That saved money could lead to big signings in the future to replace those departing veterans who are all, besides Hoffman and Sanchez, set to be free agents after 2026 anyway.
Also, add in that the Blue Jays could get back some premium prospects for selling all of those players, and there's a chance the Blue Jays build a contender next year while also holding onto a large prospect haul.
Obviously, the Blue Jays' ideal scenario would be to be a contender once more. But, if they do sell at the deadline, there is reason to have optimism if they can conduct a massive fire sale by the trade deadline.