- Japanese baseball star Okamoto Kazuma will play for the Toronto Blue Jays on a four-year, $60 million contract.
- The Blue Jays acquired Okamoto through the posting system, aiming to strengthen their batting order.
- Houston Astros signed pitcher Imai Tatsuya to a three-year contract potentially worth up to $63 million.

A: Hey, did you see the baseball news? It's pretty big!

B: No way! What happened?

A: Okamoto Kazuma is going to play for the Toronto Blue Jays!

B: Seriously? Wow! The Giants are going to miss him.

A: Yeah! He signed a really big contract, like 60 million dollars for four years.

B: Amazing! He was so good, right? Remember those home run titles?

A: Totally! He’s a great hitter and fielder. The Blue Jays are in Canada, you know?

B: Oh, cool! They almost won the World Series last year!

A: Exactly! He’s going to help them even more!

B: That’s awesome! Speaking of players moving, did you hear about Imai Tatsuya?

A: Oh yeah! He's going to the Houston Astros!

B: Really? I heard he throws super fast!

A: He does! Like, 160 kilometers per hour! A lot of different pitches too.

B: Incredible! He had a great season last year too, right?

A: Definitely! The Astros are lucky to have him. Both guys are huge deals!