For the Toronto Blue Jays, a look towards the future may mean looking back at the past.

One of the primary offseason objectives for Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins and the front office is expected to be addressing a woeful offense that finished last in home runs, runs scored, and RBIs. Could that mean exploring a possible reunion with former slugger Teoscar Hernández?

According to Los Angeles Dodgers reporter Pat Ragazzo , Toronto has expressed interest in bringing back Hernández ever since they fell short in the Kyle Tucker sweepstakes last offseason. Now, there is presumably an even greater need for a power bat who hit between 29 and 35 home runs in every season from 2021 through 2025.

The Blue Jays' interest in Hernández is hardly surprising - nor is it new . The 34-year-old outfield slugger spent six seasons with the club, including an All-Star 2021 campaign that saw him hit 32 home runs and drive in 116 RBI while slashing a line of .296/.346/.524.…