Legendary Players
19 entries in the Toronto Blue Jays compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Joe CarterThe player who ended the 1993 World Series with a walk-off home run while trailing in the Roy HalladayThe pitcher who turned a career-worst slump into seven league-leading complete game titlesGeorge BellThe Dominican slugger who led the Blue Jays to their first division title and won AL MVP iCarlos DelgadoThe power-hitting first baseman who set every major offensive record for the Blue Jays.Dave StiebThe pitcher who flirted with no-hitters four times before finally securing the only one inJesse BarfieldA Gold Glove right fielder with a cannon arm who led the AL in home runs and assists.John OlerudThe first baseman who won two World Series rings with Toronto and wore a helmet on defenseDevon WhiteThe Gold Glove defender who anchored two World Series titles with elite range and clutch pCecil FielderThe power hitter who began his MLB journey with Toronto before defining an era of slugger Vernon WellsThe homegrown center fielder who anchored the Blue Jays for over a decade with elite defenLloyd MosebyThe center fielder who stole bases and shook off defenders to become a Blue Jays legend.Fred McGriffOne of the most consistently productive power hitters of the 1990s, McGriff led both leaguJose BautistaThe bat flip that defined a generation and broke the Blue Jays' single-season power recordPat HentgenThe only pitcher to win an AL Cy Young Award while wearing a Blue Jays uniform.Duane WardThe hard-throwing righty who anchored Toronto's bullpen as a setup man and All-Star closerJimmy KeyThe left-handed ace who anchored the Blue Jays' dynasty with grit and a deceptive curvebalPaul MolitorThe Hit King who brought a third championship banner to the North.Tom HenkeThe 'Tornado' who closed out two World Series titles for Toronto with an unhittable split.Cito GastonThe architect of back-to-back championships and the first Black manager to hoist the troph
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