Toronto Blue Jays

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Toronto Blue Jays
Location:	Toronto, Ontario
Year Founded:	1977
Colors:	Blue, white, black
Mascot:	Ace
Championships:	2
Website:	bluejays.mlb.com

The Toronto Blue Jays are a Major League Baseball team located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In 1992 and 1993 the Blue Jays won the World Series marking the first time a non-American Team won the championship. The Blue Jays were founded in 1976 and became the only Non-American MLB Team after the Montreal Expos moved to Washington, DC and became the Washington Nationals in 2004. The Blue Jays play in the American League, East Division and have their home games at the Skydome which is now known as the Rogers Centre.

Roster[edit]

*Not on active roster
**Not on 40 man roster

Pitchers[edit]

• 49 - Jeremy Accardo
• 57 - Shawn Camp
• 39 - Jesse Carlson
• 27 - Brett Cecil
• 37 - Scott Downs
• 78 - Dana Eveland
• 54 - Jason Frasor
• 40 - Ray Gonzalez
• 63 - Kevin Gregg
• 44 - Casey Janssen
• 28 - Shaun Marcum
• 29 - Dustin McGowan
• 59 - Brad Mills
• 23 - Brandon Morrow
• 47 - Luis Perez
• 25 - David Purcey
• 60 - Bobby Ray
• 17 - Josh Roenicke
• 24 - Ricky Romero
• 34 - Marc Rzepczynski
• 56 - Brian Tallet
• 30 - Merkin Valdez

Catchers[edit]

• 14 - John Buck
• 8 - Jose Molina

Infielders[edit]

• 11 - Brian Dopirak
• 15 - Edwin Encarnacion
• 3 - Alex Gonzalez
• 2 - Aaron Hill
• 5 - Jarrett Hoffpauir
• 18 - Mike McCoy
• 6 - John McDonald
• 35 - Lyle Overbay
• 21 - Randy Ruiz

Outfielders[edit]

• 19 - Jose Bautista
• 26 - Adam Lind
• 45 - Travis Snider
• 10 - Vernon Wells

Minor League Affiliates[edit]

The minor league affiliates of the Blue Jays are:

• AAA - Syracuse Chiefs
• AA - New Hampshire Fisher Cats
• A Adv. - Dunedin Blue Jays
• A - Lansing Lugnuts
• SS - Auburn Doubledays

See also[edit]

• Canadian sports
• Texas Rangers
• Tampa Bay Devil Rays

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