On Friday night, the Toronto Blue Jays made the shocking decision to non-tender longtime closer Jordan Romano after six seasons. Projected to make nearly $8 mil

Not many actually expected the Toronto Blue Jays to be searching for a new closer for the 2025 season, but that's what's happening.

Chad Green stepped up in Romano's absence, logging 17 saves across 53 appearances. Romano tallied 36 saves in his last two full seasons, but his numbers took a tumble in 2024. Across 15 games, he pitched 13.2 innings with a 6.59 ERA and 1.463 WHIP. His HR9 exploded to 2.6, and H9 jumped to 10.5 in last year's small sample.