Club History
16 entries in the Toronto Blue Jays compendium.
Pat GillickHall of Fame architect of Blue Jays and Phillies championsJohn OlerudThe helmeted first baseman who won two World Series with the Blue Jays and a batting title in 1993.Dwight GoodenThe former Cy Young winner pitched two seasons for the Blue Jays.Tom HenkeThe Terminator: Blue Jays closer and 1992 World Series champion.Juan GuzmanThe Dominican right-hander who anchored the Blue Jays' rotation through two World Series titles.Raul MondesiThe speedster who stole a base, the game, and the hearts of Blue Jays fans.Frank Robinson Managerial EraThe Hall of Famer who brought championship pedigree to the Blue Jays' formative years.Cito Gaston Managerial EraThe steady hand that steered the Blue Jays to back-to-back World Series championships.George Bell MVP CampaignThe explosive power and speed that crowned the Blue Jays' first MVP.1985 World Series ChampionshipThe year the North conquered the South in a seven-game thriller at the SkyDome.J.P. Ricciardi Front Office EraA bold vision of international scouting that built a young core but fell short of the pennant promise.Roberto Alomar Shortstop EraThe Gold Glove anchor who cemented Toronto's back-to-back championship legacy.Post-1995 Decline PeriodA long winter of rebuilding after the glory days of the championship dynasty.Toronto Blue Jays mascotsThree bird mascots, one enduring copyright dispute.Toronto Blue Jays on SportsnetCanadian television home of Toronto Blue Jays baseball since 1999.OK Blue JaysPop fight song played during Blue Jays seventh-inning stretch.
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