Second base: Blue Jays
2024 WAR rank: T-11th || 2025 projected WAR rank: 3rd
Second base wasn't a huge weak point for the Blue Jays last season. But with the acquisition of Andrés Giménez in December, Toronto could be elite at that position in 2025. The winner of three Gold Gloves and a Platinum Glove, Giménez is a magician in the field. He led all players with 21 OAA last year, and his 51 OAA at second base since the start of 2021 is the most at the position. That defense combined with Giménez's plus baserunning -- he has notched consecutive 30-steal seasons -- is why he ranks fifth among second basemen in WAR over the past two seasons despite a 90 wRC+.
The big question is whether Giménez can return to being the hitter he was in '22. That season, he slashed .297/.371/.466 and recorded a 141 wRC+ over 557 plate appearances. If he rediscovers that form, and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette play up to their potential, Toronto will undoubtedly boast one of the most productive infields in the Majors.