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 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.

The now-former Baltimore Orioles slugger signed a five-year deal with the Toronto Blue Jays this offseason, but not before the Royals officially submitted a three-year bid.

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 Royals offered Anthony Santander a three-year contract. Find the details on the offer at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Boston Red Sox clearly still have work to do. Boston's biggest question mark right now clearly is how is the team going to bolster the middle of the order.

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