The Blue Jays have an opening at third base, but they can't really do anything until they learn what the plans for Juan Soto are.
Right now, the Toronto Blue Jays are fully focused on signing free agent outfielder Juan Soto. The Jays have apparently made an offer worth at least $600 million to Soto and their entire offseason is on hold until Soto makes his decision, which could come by the winter meetings next week.
The Jays do have an opening at third base, and they've been linked to Alex Bregman as well, but Arenado would come at a considerably lessened cost.
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