Dioner Navarro hasn't changed his stance. The veteran catcher wants the Toronto Blue Jays to trade him.

Navarro first requested a trade when the club signed Russell Martin.

The 31-year-old says he holds no grudges and will work hard this spring, hoping an opportunity comes his way.

"I don't know when did it go wrong, if anything did go wrong," Navarro said of his time with Toronto. "I'm just going to be ready and do my job."

Martin signed an $82 million, five-year contract this offseason.

Navarro, who hit 274 with 12 home runs and 59 runs batted in last season, faces being a designated hitter and backup catcher with the Jays.