The Toronto Blue Jays continued their aggressive offseason on Friday by trading for reliever Chase Lee and signing reliever Tyler Rogers.

Toronto GM Ross Atkins made a big splash early signing Dylan Cease, but still appears to have holes to fill in team's lineup.

The Toronto Blue Jays have emerged as the most aggressive team in the offseason.

The Toronto Blue Jays have renewed president and chief executive officer Mark Shapiro’s contract for five years, the team announced Friday.

Their latest addition is from another American League team, the Detroit Tigers, who they almost ended up playing in the ALCS. Chase Lee wasn't their most utilized reliever by any means as he made 32 appearances during the regular season but this was his debut year to the Majors.

Reliever Kenley Jansen and the Detroit Tigers are in agreement a one-year contract, pending physical, sources tell ESPN.

Jansen, who spent last season with the Los Angeles Angels, sits fourth on the all-time saves list with 476.