Dillon Tate is projected to earn $1.9 million next season and is considered a candidate to be non-tendered as the Blue Jays assess their roster. His status reflects the team's broader strategy of evaluating players eligible for salary arbitration while managing their payroll.

Dillon Tate took the mound for the Blue Jays in the game against the Marlins, where he allowed a run after Otto Lopez drove in Jonah Bride with a double, extending Miami's lead to 3-0. His performance was part of a challenging outing for Toronto, which struggled to contain the Marlins' offense throughout the series.

Dillon Tate took the mound in the game against the Marlins, allowing a run after Otto Lopez drove in Jonah Bride with a double, contributing to the Blue Jays' struggles in the series. His performance was part of a disappointing season for the team, which will require significant improvements in the offseason.