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Bluebird Banter is currently running a series on their picks for the top 60 Jays of all the times and I had admittedly had to lol a bit @ their choice for 60

https://www.bluebirdbanter.com/2021/1/6/22216437/top-60-all-time-greatest-blue-jays-60-shaun-marcum

They can't all be home runs lol

Anyway, since this has been a slow off-season maybe this will spark a bit of chatter and memories of good (and a lot of bad) times gone by as the list goes on.

Man, Marcum's 63rd in career fWAR with the Jays with...6.6? That's shockingly low. Three seasons as an above-average starting pitcher and you're in top 20 Jays starters of all-time.

Safe to say no one on the current roster makes the Top 60 of all-time. Several future candidates, obviously, but interesting that this team really has nothing close to an established Blue Jay icon. It's all about potential with this group.

SharoneWright wrote:Safe to say no one on the current roster makes the Top 60 of all-time. Several future candidates, obviously, but interesting that this team really has nothing close to an established Blue Jay icon. It's all about potential with this group.

More about service time than anything. Lots of understandable turnover from the very old great team from a few years ago.

Marcum, reed johnson and lowrie.

I’m guessing this is going to be a what have you done for me lately top 60.

Hmm, looks like they also did a Top 55 all time nine years ago.

Will be interesting to see if there's much movement amongst players who haven't played with the Jays in a decade.

Parataxis wrote:Hmm, looks like they also did a Top 55 all time nine years ago.

Will be interesting to see if there's much movement amongst players who haven't played with the Jays in a decade.

I sense a big jump from Cliff Johnson!!

Johnny Mac has to be on this list..

59 to 51
Reed Johnson
Brett Lawrie
Adam Lind
Roy Howell
AJ Burnett
Otto Velez
Marco Scutaro
Alex Gonzalez
Chris Carpenter