Jon Morosi

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Blue Jays Talk · JTP: Silent Bats, Jake Casey & Jon Morosi · 10 Sep 2026 podcast

The answer is yes, certainly could.

And and he's a meaningful part of the plans for 2027 and beyond.

And that's where, even in the midst of a selling deadline,

Bateman is a meaningful contributor potentially for next year.

Josh Smith undoubtedly is.

Jose Soriano, of course.

Uh Araghetti, uh the results have been mixed.

So I think we're still waiting to see exactly what he is going to become and and who he is.

I think this weekend is going to tell you a lot to where he had missed some time.

I get it.

But now is when the Jays really need him, and it's a huge spot for him to pitch more than likely on Saturday.

So I think you're still giving.

Getting some information on on various players.

And even a player like Valenzuela, who was not a trade deadline piece, but you had enough of an uh uh an evaluation on him.

I think he becomes a very interesting person as you look at the offseason because you're wondering, is he a backup?

Is he someone that you like more as a bac more than a backup to to get some starts, whether it's at first base or DH?

How does that overlap with Okamoto?

Any potential interest of bringing back?

Springer on a cheaper deal for one year.

There's a lot of variability there with with this Jays lineup that I think Valenzuela is a player that I honestly it I did I didn't think I would say this, Blake, but I I believe I have a stronger handle on what Bateman will be for twenty twenty seven than I do what Valenzuela will be for twenty twenty seven.

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