It wasn’t all that long ago when the Minnesota Twins opted to trade Jose Berrios. Instead of extending him to a long-term contract, they cashed in and got a haul from the Toronto Blue Jays. Both Austin Martin and Simeon Woods Richardson appeared lofty as individual targets, but Derek Falvey landed both.

Toronto will have a tough time moving the right-handed pitcher with three years and $66 million remaining on his contract.

As the Toronto Blue Jays start to prepare for the playoffs, they have already begun to prep pieces of their rotation for the inevitable move to the bullpen. Part of that first wave of decisions was Jose Berrios, once viewed as the Blue Jays' ace.

Each weekend, Scott White ranks the two start pitchers for the upcoming scoring period and then categorizes them by how usable they are. The names depicted here are highly speculative and subject to change. One of the most common ways they change is with ...

For the first time in his MLB career, a multi-time All-Star pitcher has been reassigned to the bullpen. Toronto Blue Jays righty Jose Berrios is set to come out of the bullpen for the team moving forward. Blue Jays manager John Schneider made that ...