Boasting a 55-41, first-place record, the Toronto Blue Jays have surprisingly established themselves as one of the dominant forces in the American League. Still, when it comes to sizing up the other postseason teams, it seems the Jays might be slightly outmatched. However, upgrading one of their main offensive deficiencies could be the key to closing the gap. Among the most glaring holes in Toronto’s offense is the DH spot. Blue Jays’ designated hitter Anthony Santander hasn’t quite lived up to last year’s success. On the season, Santander has put up a .179/.273/.304 slash line with six home runs. Given his immense struggles, Jays’ skipper John Schneider has limited him to just 50 games so far. George Springer has spent the most time at DH in his place. If the Blue Jays could add another DH and push Springer back into the outfield, which has been a source of middling production, this would do much to shore up their batting order; and the division-rival Boston Red Sox might have the perfect solution. Fresh o
