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Blue Jays Trade Leo Jimenez to Marlins for Gleed, Cash

3/30/2026

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Summary

Story summary

The Toronto Blue Jays traded infielder Leo Jimenez to the Miami Marlins for infielder Dub Gleed and $250,000 in international bonus pool money.
Jimenez did not make the Blue Jays' Opening Day roster and was designated for assignment after Davis Schneider earned the spot.
Over two seasons, Jimenez played 81 games for Toronto and hit .207.
The Marlins must finalize the trade because they lack space on their 40-man roster.

History

Historical Context

Major League Baseball expanded in 1993 by adding the Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies, following a unanimous approval in July 1991. The Marlins, starting with a $95 million franchise value, aimed to build competitive teams through strategic trades, exemplified by their recent acquisition of Dub Gleed. This reflects a long-standing commitment to enhancing their roster since their inception.

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Story summary

The Toronto Blue Jays traded infielder Leo Jimenez to the Miami Marlins for infielder Dub Gleed and $250,000 in international bonus pool money.
Jimenez did not make the Blue Jays' Opening Day roster and was designated for assignment after Davis Schneider earned the spot.
Over two seasons, Jimenez played 81 games for Toronto and hit .207.
The Marlins must finalize the trade because they lack space on their 40-man roster.

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