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Gausman Wants to Stay with Blue Jays

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Kevin Gausman, a seasoned pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, is contemplating his future but is not ready to retire. He values his time with the Jays, appreciates the teams growth, and enjoys the city. Gausmans impressive performance last season, with a 3.59 ERA, suggests he can still deliver. A short-term deal could benefit both parties, as the Jays need experienced arms to compete in the AL East. The team and Gausman are currently focused on winning games and building momentum for the offseason.

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This is Corey with the story with Toronto Blue Jays News today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Kevin Galsman, the 35-year-old right-handed pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays, is thinking about his future but isn't ready to leave the team. He's entering what might be the later part of his career, yet he wants to keep pitching for Toronto after this season. Galsman has been several years with the Jays and appreciates how the organization has grown. He enjoys the city and has watched his kids grow up there. Plus, he's seen manager John Schneider develop into a strong leader. Last season, Galsman posted a solid 3.59 earned run average, showing he can still perform at a high level. As a free agent after the current campaign, a short-term deal could make sense for both sides. The Blue Jays faced tough competition in the American League East, so keeping experienced arms like Galsman helps their chances this year. Talks about an extension might come later if the team stays in the playoff hunt.

For now, Galsman and the Jays are focused on winning games and building momentum, heading into the off season.

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