The Toronto Blue Jays, Ryu Hyun-jin's former team, are continuing a difficult season. The main shortstop Bobcett also seems to be thinking of breaking up with the team.메이저사이트

Hazel May, a sideline reporter for the Blue Jays-hosted broadcaster SportsNet, introduced the conversation she had with Bobiset on the 29th (Korea Standard Time).

Asked by May if he would be surprised if he moved the team before the trade closed, Bissett replied, "I wouldn't be surprised at all."

Bissett will be eligible for FA after the 2025 season. For Toronto, the time for a choice is approaching. He will either extend his contract, or use it as a trade card.

Currently, the team is leaning toward the latter. Currently, Toronto is at the bottom of the AL East with 36 wins and 43 losses and a margin of -56 points.

The "New York Post" said on the same day that the Blue Jays did not want to trade Bissett and the team's other star, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., but that does not mean that negotiations for contract extension are going well.

The media quoted the thoughts of officials who knew the two players well, adding that the Blue Jays are unlikely to extend their contract with Bissett, and Guerrero has a slightly better chance.

The media cited the Dodgers, who want shortstop for Bissett if traded, and the Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros, and Pittsburgh Pirates, who desperately need to strengthen their batting lineup.

Meanwhile, Toronto general manager Ross Atkins said "there are still opportunities left" when asked about the possibility of agreeing to extend the contract with Guerrero and Bissett during an appearance on the club's radio station "FAN 590."