Blue Jays predicted to sign $6.1M ex-Braves World Series champion, 2-time Gold Glove winner

The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly close to signing free-agent infielder Mauricio Dubón, according to reports. Dubón, a 28-year-old super-utility player, was a key contributor to the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series championship last year. He played every position for the Dodgers except catcher, demonstrating his versatility and skill set.

Dubón had an outstanding season in 2023, leading his career in both games played and plate appearances while maintaining a high batting average. His ability to compete at a high level across multiple positions makes him an attractive prospect for the Blue Jays. The team is looking to bolster its roster amid recent injuries and underperformance, particularly in the infield department.

The addition of Dubón would provide Toronto with a cost-effective solution to address their infield needs, as the contract he holds with the Dodgers is significantly lower than the $6.1 million figure mentioned. While Toronto hopes to acquire Dubón this offseason, securing his services could prove challenging, given his strong chemistry with his former teammates in Los Angeles.