Chris Bassitt's chapter with the Toronto Blue Jays officially came to a close late Wednesday night.After remaining on the free-agent market longer than most had envisioned, the 36-year-old inked a one-year, $18.5 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles. The Orioles will mark Bassitt's fifth MLB organization, after stints with the Chicago White Sox, Oakland Athletics, New York Mets, and, most recently, the Blue Jays. Bassitt wound up spending three seasons in Toronto, putting up a combined 3.89 ERA through 541.1 innings. While a very serviceable starter throughout the tenure, he really became a fan favourite in last year's World Series run, giving the Jays some elite innings out of the bullpen."Toronto and all of Canada... I'm beyond grateful that my family and I chose to come three years ago," Bassitt wrote. "From having our youngest son there to getting to a World Series and everything in between. "It was filled with love and friendsh...