Breaking down the best Toronto Blue Jays team in organization history
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After a disappointing season for the Toronto Blue Jays this year, as it comes to a close, we take a look back at 2 of the best teams to in the organizations history.
The Jays just concluded their 47th season, though out their history their have been amazing high and huge low's, and needless to say the 2024 season would be slotted in the ladder. Most fans just want to forget about what just transpired, and want to keep their hopes high, on that note, which Blue Jays team were the best?
2015: 93-69 (.574), 1st AL East
There are obviously better records and better seas in the in team's history, but in recent memory, the 2015 Blue Jays left one of the biggest impressions, especially with he Bat flip heard around the world by Jose Bautista.
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The 2015 Blue Jays reignited Toronto's love affair with the team and ended the franchise's 21-year postseason drought. Similar to the 2016 group, the 93-69 Jays team was filled with veterans, finishing first in the AL East, six games ahead of the
Yankees. - Fisher
Yankees. - Fisher
The team was a powerhouse with sluggers such as MVP Josh Donaldson, Jose Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion leading the way in the home un category. The 2015 Jays also had stars on the mound in R.A Dickey, Mark Buehrle and Marco Estrada.
That series against the Texas Rangers where they came back from 0-2 became some of the best Toronto Blue Jays memories and built a fanbase for years to come. Unfortunately, the didn't win the world series that year, but it became one of the most memorable teams in franchise history.
In the ALDS, the Blue Jays made a wild comeback against the Texas Rangers after going down 2-0. They reeled off three straight wins, capped by the craziest playoff game and the wildest inning of playoff baseball most of us will see. Cue the Bautista bat flip.
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