Toronto Blue Jays

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49 seasons | 3855-3856 (.500) | 2 Championships

The Toronto Blue Jays have played since 1977, a total of 49 seasons. The franchise's all-time record is 3,855-3,856 (.500). They have won 2 World Series titles.

W (Wins):
Games credited to a pitcher whose team took a lead it never surrendered while he was the pitcher of record.
L (Losses):
Games charged to the pitcher of record when the opposing team took a lead it never surrendered.
Win% (Winning Percentage):
Wins divided by games decided.

Data updated

🏆 Championships (2)

1993 Toronto Blue Jays 4-2
1992 Toronto Blue Jays 4-2

📊 Quick Stats

49 Seasons
3855 Wins
3856 Losses
.500 Win %
2 Titles
11 Playoffs

📈 Best & Worst Single Seasons

Best BA — 2006 .284 3% above the 2006 AL average (.274)
Worst BA — 1981 .226 12% below the 1981 AL average (.256)
Best ERA — 1985 3.31 20% better than the 1985 AL average (4.15)
Worst ERA — 2000 5.14 5% worse than the 2000 AL average (4.91)
Most R — 2003 894 13% above the 2003 AL average (788 R)
Fewest R — 2020 302 10% above the 2020 AL average (274 R)

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⭐ All-Time Leaders

Top players by games played (min 100 games)

1
Tony Fernandez 1983-2001
2
Carlos Delgado 1993-2004
3
Vernon Wells 1999-2010
4
Lloyd Moseby 1980-1989
5
Jose Bautista 2008-2017

More Notable Players

Ernie Whitt (1977-1989) George Bell (1981-1990) Rance Mulliniks (1982-1992) Willie Upshaw (1978-1987) Joe Carter (1991-1997) Jesse Barfield (1981-1989) Edwin Encarnacion (2009-2016) Alfredo Griffin (1979-1993) Vladimir Guerrero (2019-2025) Adam Lind (2006-2014) Garth Iorg (1978-1987) Kelly Gruber (1984-1992) John Olerud (1989-1996) Shannon Stewart (1995-2008) Damaso Garcia (1980-1986) Alex Gonzalez (1994-2001) Ed Sprague (1991-1998) Aaron Hill (2005-2011) Alex Rios (2004-2009) Manuel Lee (1985-1992) Bo Bichette (2019-2025) Pat Borders (1988-1999) Lyle Overbay (2006-2010) Shawn Green (1993-1999) Roberto Alomar (1991-1995) Jose Cruz (1997-2002) Kevin Pillar (2013-2019) Justin Smoak (2015-2019) Devon White (1991-1995) Eric Hinske (2002-2006) George Springer (2021-2025) Reed Johnson (2003-2007) Teoscar Hernandez (2017-2022) Al Woods (1977-1982) Fred McGriff (1986-1990) Alejandro Kirk (2020-2025) John Mayberry (1978-1982) John McDonald (2005-2011) Darrin Fletcher (1998-2002) Gregg Zaun (2004-2008) Bob Bailor (1977-1980) Otto Velez (1977-1982) Roy Howell (1977-1980) Jason Frasor (2004-2012) Cavan Biggio (2019-2024)

🏆 Playoff History (18)

2025
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Won
2025
Toronto Blue Jays ALDS1
Won
2025
Toronto Blue Jays WS
Lost
2023
Toronto Blue Jays ALWC2
Lost
2022
Toronto Blue Jays ALWC2
Lost
2020
Toronto Blue Jays ALWC1
Lost
2016
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Lost
2016
Toronto Blue Jays ALDS1
Won
2016
Toronto Blue Jays ALWC
Won
2015
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Lost
2015
Toronto Blue Jays ALDS2
Won
1993
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Won
1993
Toronto Blue Jays WS
Won
1992
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Won
1992
Toronto Blue Jays WS
Won
1991
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Lost
1989
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Lost
1985
Toronto Blue Jays ALCS
Lost

📅 Season History

49 seasons on record

Franchise History

Wins per season — gold bars are World Series wins, silver are pennants.

2025 Toronto Blue Jays 94-68 2024 Toronto Blue Jays 74-88 2023 Toronto Blue Jays 89-73 2022 Toronto Blue Jays 92-70 2021 Toronto Blue Jays 91-71 2020 Toronto Blue Jays 32-28 2019 Toronto Blue Jays 67-95 2018 Toronto Blue Jays 73-89 2017 Toronto Blue Jays 76-86 2016 Toronto Blue Jays 89-73 2015 Toronto Blue Jays 93-69 2014 Toronto Blue Jays 83-79 2013 Toronto Blue Jays 74-88 2012 Toronto Blue Jays 73-89 2011 Toronto Blue Jays 81-81 2010 Toronto Blue Jays 85-77 2009 Toronto Blue Jays 75-87 2008 Toronto Blue Jays 86-76 2007 Toronto Blue Jays 83-79 2006 Toronto Blue Jays 87-75

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The Toronto Blue Jays franchise in brief

49 seasons of play, 1977 through 2025, add up to 3855 wins and 3856 losses for the Toronto Blue Jays. The first season on record, 1977, was a 54-107 year for the Toronto Blue Jays; the latest, 2025, went 94-68. Championship years: 1992 and 1993. The latest championship came in 1993, by 4-2 in the Series. The quick stats count 11 postseason seasons. In 2025 the club won the AL Championship Series, the newest entry in the playoff history.

By record, the best season was 1985 (99-62) and the worst 1979 (53-109). At the plate, the 2006 club's .284 is the high mark, compared with .274 for its league; the low was .226 in 1981. The lowest team ERA was 3.31 in 1985, and the highest 5.14 in 2000. The 2003 team scored the most runs, 894; the 2020 team scored the fewest, 302. The all-time leaders tile, ranked by games, opens with Tony Fernandez (1983-2001), Carlos Delgado (1993-2004), and Vernon Wells (1999-2010). The notable players list continues with Ernie Whitt, George Bell, and Rance Mulliniks. The season list runs back from 2025 to 1977.

Toronto Blue Jays: Frequently Asked Questions

How many World Series have the Toronto Blue Jays won?
The Toronto Blue Jays have won 2 World Series titles.
What is the all-time record of the Toronto Blue Jays?
The Toronto Blue Jays are 3,855-3,856 (.500) all-time across 49 seasons.
When were the Toronto Blue Jays founded?
The franchise's first major league season was 1977, and its last was 2025.
What was the best season in Toronto Blue Jays history?
By winning percentage, the franchise's best season was 1985, when the team went 99-62.
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