The Kansas City Royals weren't the only club that tried to make a play for Anthony Santander before he landed with the Toronto Blue Jays, as the Los Angeles Angels reportedly made three-year and four-year contract proposals.

The Blue Jays have finally landed a big fish. Anthony Santander, one of the top remaining MLB free agents, is signing with Toronto on a five-year contract worth more than $90 million, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed Monday. The deal includes an option.

The Kansas City Royals put together a contract proposal to Anthony Santander, but weren't able to ink him. Toronto picked up Santander.

The Los Angeles Angels tried to make another free-agent splash in their quest to return to relevancy in the American League. Per The Athletic's Ken

The Toronto Blue Jays could look to add free-agent starting pitcher Andrew Heaney after signing slugger Anthony Santander.

The Blue Jays finalized their five-year free agent deal with Anthony Santander this week. The deal came with a $92.5MM guarantee but was known to include heavy deferrals. Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith first reported on Monday that MLB calculated the contract’s net present closer to $70MM.

Anthony Santander’s a peculiar hitter and the worst pitch you can throw the Blue Jays' newly-acquired slugger is a slow-breaking ball.

After signing a five-year deal earlier this offseason, new Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Anthony Santander is predicted to put up a very productive 2025 campaign

The Angels went after Anthony Santander, hoping to sign him to a shorter-term deal as their outfield options have dwindled.

The Angels showed interest in Anthony Santander on a potential three- or four-year deal, writes Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. It’s not clear precisely what they proposed, but it seems their reported interest in the outfielder was genuine enough to consider multi-year offers.

The Kansas City Royal reportedly offered Anthony Santander a impressive contract after he had committed to Toronto.