Toronto Blue Jays all-time roster

1977 to 2026 · 688 players

How many players have played for the Toronto Blue Jays?

688 players have a season with the Toronto Blue Jays on file, from 1977 to 2026: 332 at the plate and 356 on the mound. Carlos Delgado played the most games for the club, 1,423. Toronto Blue Jays all-time leaders →

Hitters with the most games

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Every Toronto Blue Jays hitter, 1977 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	H↓iH: Times the batter reached base by hitting the ball, without help from an error.	HR↓iHR: Home runs hit.	RBI↓iRBI: Runs that scored because of this batter's plate appearance.	AVG↓iAVG: Hits per at-bat. .300 is the traditional line between a good hitter and a great one.
Carlos Delgado	1993–2004	1,423	1,413	336	1,058	.282
Vernon Wells	1999–2010	1,393	1,529	223	813	.280
Lloyd Moseby	1980–1989	1,392	1,319	149	651	.257
Tony Fernandez	1983–1999	1,308	1,457	55	551	.296
Ernie Whitt	1977–1989	1,218	888	131	518	.253
Jose Bautista	2009–2017	1,214	1,091	285	756	.253
George A. Bell	1981–1990	1,181	1,294	202	740	.286
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	2019–2026	1,119	1,218	192	648	.285
Rance Mulliniks	1982–1992	1,115	843	68	389	.280
Willie Upshaw	1978–1987	1,115	982	112	478	.265
Joe Carter	1991–1997	1,039	1,051	203	736	.257
Jesse Barfield	1981–1988	1,011	903	174	516	.267
Alfredo Griffin	1979–1993	982	844	13	231	.249
Edwin Encarnacion	2010–2016	957	940	231	656	.269
Adam A Lind	2006–2014	953	931	146	519	.273
Garth Iorg	1978–1987	931	633	20	238	.258
Kelly Gruber	1984–1992	921	800	114	434	.259
John Olerud	1989–1996	920	910	109	471	.293
Damaso Garcia	1980–1986	902	1,028	32	296	.288
Alex Gonzalez	1994–2001	890	798	83	350	.245
Shannon Stewart	1995–2008	836	993	67	335	.299
Ed Sprague Jr.	1991–1997	783	682	96	367	.246
George Springer	2021–2026	775	762	134	392	.260
Aaron Hill	2005–2010	771	792	90	364	.270
Manuel Lee	1985–1992	753	547	16	199	.254
Bo Bichette	2019–2025	749	904	111	437	.294
Pat Borders	1988–1994	741	587	53	269	.256
Lyle Overbay	2006–2010	723	672	83	336	.268
Shawn Green	1993–1999	716	718	119	376	.286
Roberto Alomar	1991–1995	703	832	55	342	.307
Alex Rios	2004–2008	701	760	67	333	.288
Justin Smoak	2015–2019	684	491	117	321	.237
Devon White	1991–1995	656	733	72	274	.270
Alejandro Kirk	2020–2026	643	566	61	306	.270
Jose L Cruz Jr.	1998–2002	643	591	108	321	.252
Reed Johnson	2003–2007	610	585	42	234	.281
Al Woods	1977–1982	595	529	33	188	.270
Fred McGriff	1986–1990	578	540	125	305	.278
Eric Hinske	2002–2005	577	532	66	284	.258
Kevin Pillar	2013–2018	555	640	55	230	.261
Darrin Fletcher	1998–2002	540	490	61	268	.276
Gregg Zaun	2004–2008	535	417	45	219	.255
John Mayberry	1978–1981	532	452	90	269	.255
Bob Bailor	1977–1980	523	495	8	138	.264
Otto Velez	1977–1982	522	394	72	243	.257
Teoscar Hernandez	2017–2022	483	584	129	369	.263
Ernie Clement	2023–2026	482	437	31	159	.270
Randal Grichuk	2018–2021	479	422	90	257	.243
Frank Catalanotto	2003–2006	466	476	29	200	.299
Orlando Hudson	2002–2005	462	437	35	201	.270

What the columns mean: H · HR · RBI · AVG

Pitchers with the most games

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Every Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, 1977 to 2026

Player↓	Years↓	G↓	W↓iW: Games in which this pitcher was credited with the win.	L↓iL: Games in which this pitcher was charged with the loss.	SV↓iSV: Games finished by protecting a narrow lead to the last out.	IP↓iIP: Innings pitched. The decimal counts outs, so 6.2 is six innings and two more outs.	ERA↓iERA: Earned runs allowed per nine innings pitched — lower is better. Under 3.00 is excellent.	K↓iK: Batters this pitcher struck out.
Jason Frasor	2004–2012	461	23	28	36	462.1	3.80	442
Duane Ward	1987–1995	450	32	35	121	648.2	3.15	670
Tom Henke	1985–1992	446	29	29	217	563.0	2.48	644
Dave Stieb	1979–1998	439	175	134	3	2,873.1	3.42	1,658
Casey Janssen	2006–2014	389	29	24	90	493.0	3.52	368
Paul Quantrill	1996–2001	386	30	34	15	517.2	3.67	334
Jim Clancy	1977–1988	352	128	140	1	2,204.2	4.10	1,237
Scott Downs	2005–2010	347	20	18	16	407.2	3.13	341
Brett Cecil	2009–2016	330	41	42	11	656.0	4.20	585
Aaron Loup	2012–2017	319	12	20	6	283.0	3.34	255
Jimmy Key	1984–1992	317	116	81	10	1,695.2	3.42	944
Roy Halladay	1998–2009	313	148	76	1	2,046.2	3.43	1,495
David Wells	1987–2000	306	84	55	13	1,148.2	4.06	784
Kelvim Escobar	1997–2003	301	58	55	58	849.0	4.58	744
Tim Mayza	2017–2023	281	20	7	4	259.0	3.47	276
Pat Hentgen	1991–2004	270	107	85	0	1,636.0	4.28	1,028
Mike Timlin	1991–1996	267	20	20	43	346.1	3.72	295
Mark Eichhorn	1982–1993	256	27	19	15	462.0	2.94	353
Jim Acker	1983–1991	244	22	17	14	436.0	4.19	217
Shawn Camp	2008–2011	236	15	13	4	257.2	3.63	167
Jordan Romano	2019–2024	231	20	17	105	229.2	2.90	285
Brian Tallet	2006–2010	214	15	21	0	411.0	4.71	311
Dan Plesac	1997–2001	213	10	12	6	145.2	3.65	184
Roberto Osuna	2015–2017	206	8	13	95	207.2	2.86	240
Todd Stottlemyre	1988–1994	206	69	70	1	1,139.0	4.39	662
Jerry Garvin	1977–1982	196	20	41	8	606.0	4.43	320
Billy Koch	1999–2001	193	11	13	100	211.2	3.57	172
John Cerutti	1985–1990	191	46	37	2	772.1	3.87	369
Roy Lee Jackson	1981–1984	190	24	21	30	337.0	3.50	204
Joey McLaughlin	1980–1983	189	22	24	31	330.1	3.92	204

What the columns mean: W · L · SV · IP · ERA · K

Regular season, each player’s seasons with the club under every name it has played as. A pitcher who also batted is in both tables. A season split between two clubs is filed as one combined line and counts for neither.