On Sunday, Hannah Filippo of FanSided proposed a trade in which the Boston Red Sox would acquire Guerrero and quickly give him the long-term extension he wants, pacifying their own angry fan base. In exchange, the Blue Jays would get their hands on Boston's own slugging first baseman, Triston Casas.

The Blue Jays are reportedly interested in both Anthony Santander and Pete Alonso, but Santander is a better fit. Toronto knows exactly what he's capable of after starring for the Baltimore Orioles. The slugger has gone deep 105 times over the last three seasons and crushed a career-high 44 homers last year.

The Boston Red Sox could lose starting pitcher Nick Pivetta to the Toronto Blue Jays in a shocking free-agency move.

The Toronto Blue Jays best interest is trading Vladimir Guerrero Jr. after they missed on Roki Sasaki. If Ross Atkins comes to his senses, these four teams should be buying.

Alex Bregman might have already found his final destination as the Boston Red Sox are rumored to go all in for the All-Star slugger.

Toronto Blue Jays superstar slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. would love to sign with the Boston Red Sox, according to Bob Nightengale.

Alex Bregman's free agency could drag on for a while, which serves the Boston Red Sox more than any other team.

The Chicago White Sox have a few assets left on their roster that they could look to trade, and the Toronto Blue Jays appear to be showing strong interest in their star outfielder Luis Robert Jr.

On Monday, Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter predicted that the Blue Jays would sign former Boston Red Sox starter Nick Pivetta, one of the top remaining arms on the free-agent market.

The Toronto Blue Jays hope to keep their homegrown superstar first baseman in town, but the Boston Red Sox may indirectly hold the keys to their decision.

Alex Bregman is a two-time All-Star and two-time champion, a defensive ace who's posted an OPS+ at least 15 percent above league average in eight of nine MLB seasons. Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora still covets Bregman for more than his on-field production.