The Toronto Blue Jays need left-handed pitching. They need an outfielder, a first baseman, and heck, maybe a backup catcher for good measure.
At all of these positions the in-house depth is commonly deemed to be fine, but little more. Whether it be Dalton Pompey, Ezequiel Carrera, A.J. Jimenez, Bo Schultz, or any other number of on-the-cusp Blue Jays, there is room to reasonably improve the roster.
Budgets have limits, though, so among these depth options, some of them will simply have to do. Lefty reliever Chad Girodo, one of the few MLB-ready options at one of Toronto’s thinnest positions, could be one of those players.