Legendary Players
16 entries in the Toronto Blue Jays compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Joe CarterJoe Carter hit a walk-off three-run home run in Game 6 of the 1993 World Series to win theRoy HalladayDominant Blue Jays and Phillies pitcher, Hall of Famer, and two-time Cy Young Award winnerGeorge BellDominican Republic baseball player and outfielder.Carlos DelgadoPuerto Rican slugger, Blue Jays legend, and four-home-run game hero.Dave StiebSeven-time All-Star and Blue Jays franchise WAR leader.Jesse BarfieldTwo-time Gold Glove right fielder who led the AL in home runs in 1986 and was the first BlDevon 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 MosebyShaker of the Blue Jays outfieldFred McGriffCrime Dog: Power hitter who led both leagues in home runs and won a World Series with the Jose BautistaDominican slugger who rewrote Blue Jays history with 50-homer seasons and an iconic bat flPat HentgenWon the AL Cy Young Award in 1996, the first in Blue Jays franchise history.Duane WardDuane Ward: Blue Jays relief ace, 1992–93 World Series champion, and franchise saves leadeJimmy KeyLeft-handed control artist who won World Series with Toronto and New York.Paul MolitorThe Hit King who brought a third championship banner to the North.
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