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Dylan Cease's 7-Year Megadeal Affects Blue Jays and Padres

Blue Jays Still ‘In’ on Two Stars After Reported Dylan Cease Addition

The Toronto Blue Jays had a pre-Thanksgiving splurge Wednesday night by agreeing to a seven-year deal, $210 million with starting pitcher Dylan Cease, according to multiple reports.

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Dylan Cease got paid. Here’s how it may shape the rest of the Blue Jays’ winter

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Dylan Cease Is One Adjustment Away From Hitting His Ceiling With Blue Jays

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Blue Jays agree to terms with right-hander Dylan Cease on 7-year, $210M US deal: reports

The Toronto Blue Jays reportedly agreed to terms with right-hander Dylan Cease on Wednesday.

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Reports: Blue Jays, starter Cease agree to $210M megadeal

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Blue Jays' Dylan Cease bombshell is a warning shot to the rest of baseball

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Blue Jays sign free-agent strikeout ace Dylan Cease to seven-year deal

According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, who first reported the story, Cease has agreed to a seven-year, $270- million US contract.

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Blue Jays sign Cy Young runner-up Dylan Cease to seven-year, $210 million deal

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Breaking Down Toronto Blue Jays Starting Rotation in Wake of Dylan Cease Signing

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Dylan Cease contract details: Pitcher signing with Toronto Blue Jays

Former San Diego Padres starter Dylan Cease is signing a seven-year, $210 million deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, USA TODAY Sports' Bob Nightengale reports. Cease, 29, joins a Blue Jays squad hungry for a title after falling short in the 2025 Fall Classic in seven games to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Blue Jays $45M Star Projected To Bolt For Padres After World Series Loss

The Toronto Blue Jays could lose veteran pitcher Chris Bassitt to the San Diego Padres in free agency if they're not aggressive.

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Blue Jays make $210M splash after World Series agony at hands of Dodgers

The Toronto Blue Jays have signed free agent pitcher Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $210M contract to bolster the rotation after their World Series heatbreak.