Near the top of the pile is a Toronto Blue Jays starter who turned in a steely, much-needed performance out of the bullpen against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. His three-year, $63 million contract with the Blue Jays expired when the World Series ended in an excruciating, 11-inning Game Seven defeat for Toronto. Now, Bassitt remains unsigned, with an estimated price tag of $31 million over two seasons, according to the sports business site Spotrac. Bassitt’s former Blue Jays rotation-mate Kevin Gausman has also done it. The main obstacle to Atlanta signing Bassitt away from the Blue Jays, who have shown no real interest in bringing him back, would be cost.