The Toronto Blue Jays have reached an agreement with outfielder Michael Brantley on a three-year contract, according to The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal.
The three-year deal was first reported by television host Hazel Mae.
Brantley, 33, has made four All-Star teams in his 12-year career including. He earned All-Star honors in three of the past four seasons. Brantley played with the Astros in both 2019-20 but had spent his ten previous seasons with Cleveland.
The outfielder becomes Toronto's latest major offseason acquisition after reportedly agreeing to a deal with former World Series MVP and outfielder George Springer on a six-year contract worth $150 million.