It was a disappointing 2026, to say the least for the Toronto Blue Jays, who put together one of the most dominant offensive runs in playoff history just one year ago, only to then have the worst offense in baseball immediately following.

The drop-off at the plate was immensely hard to fathom, but the only thing they can do now is make sure it doesn't happen again, and preparation has already begun as their offseason begins.

Most obviously, the president of baseball operations will have to bring in a player or two who have a proven ability to score runs, but that isn't the only priority in the coming months.

Replace George Springer

Upgrade at second base

Sign some depth for the end of the starting rotation

Add a medium-leverage reliever to the bullpen

Restructure a deal with Myles Straw

Why These Are the Top Priorities for the Front Office

Blue Jays infielder Ernie Clement (22) nibbles on his thumb as he watches play against the Orioles.…