According to Edwin Encarnacion's agent, the signing of Kendrys Morales has not closed the door on his client staying in Toronto.

A day after the Blue Jays signed DH Kendrys Morales, Edwin Encarnacion’s agent confirms he’s still talking to Toronto about Edwin. pic.twitter.com/rcdYNNtRo9 — Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) November 12, 2016

Edwin's agent says of Morales: "He doesn't play first. He's a DH." So maybe Jays still open to bidding for Encarnacion. — Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) November 11, 2016

Encarnacion played 75 games at first base last season and 86 games as a designated hitter. Morales played 138 games as a DH and only seven at first base.According to TSN Baseball Insider Steve Phillips, the Blue Jays can afford Encarnacion, but not at any price . Last season, he made $10 million and hit 42 homers with 127 RBI. Now, Kinzer is asking for a five-year, $125-million deal.