One of the most encouraging trends around the Toronto Blue Jays organization in recent years has been a willingness from the Rogers ownership group to spend. Since 2021, the club has landed the likes of Dylan Cease, George Springer and Kevin Gausman in free agency on nine-figure deals.

By and large, that spending has worked out pretty well. The Blue Jays probably don't reach the World Series in 2025 without Springer and Gausman, while Cease was one of the lone highlights from Toronto's 2026 season after putting forth a Cy Young-caliber campaign .

That being said, costly mistakes have been made too. With the MLB GM meetings set to get underway and with president Mark Shapiro and GM Ross Atkins looking to address a roster that under-achieved in 2026, it's a good time to assess the less desirable contracts that remain on the organization's books.

3. Andres Gimenez - 3 Years, $70.71 Million Left (Plus Team Option)

Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Andres Gimenez. Credit: John E.…