What The Kazuma Okamoto Signing Means To The MLB Offseason

The Blue Jays have struck again, this time winning the bidding war for third baseman Kazuma Okamoto via a four-year, $60 million deal. It's another example that between money and perception, Toronto is one of baseball's most desirable landing spots for free agents. So, what does it all mean for both the Blue Jays and the rest of the MLB offseason? Bradfo breaks it a down, analyzing Okamoto's fit with the Jays (with help from a conversation with Toronto hitting coach David Popkins) and how we should currently view the Hot Stove season with the likes of Alex Bregman, Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker still available.