Most Doubles in Blue Jays History

Hitters had to spend a prolonged period with the team to make the list of the hitters with the most doubles for the Toronto Blue Jays. Even the sport’s premier hitters would need over three years to break into the top 10, as 10th-placed Rance Mulliniks had 204 doubles. 

It didn’t matter whether sportsbooks’ Blue Jays odds had Toronto as a World Series favourite or an outsider to win the division. Players could work their way onto this list by staying healthy and consistently finding the outfield gaps.

Most Doubles for the Blue Jays

Who Has the Most Doubles in Blue Jays History?

Carlos Delgado has hit the most doubles in Blue Jays history with 343.  

Breaking through after the Jays won their two titles, Delgado’s prime came when baseball odds had the Blue Jays as a long shot to make the playoffs. 

Between 1997 and 2000, Delgado averaged 45 doubles per season with a .988 OPS. The 2000 season was the best of his career when he led the AL in doubles with 57 and finished fifth in MVP voting. 

Which Blue Jays Player Has the Most Doubles in a Game?

Dámaso García, Shannon Stewart, and Álex Ríos share the record for the most doubles in a game by a Blue Jays hitter with four. 

García was the first to achieve the feat when the Jays faced the New York Yankees in June 1986. Stewart’s four-double game came against the same opposition in July 2000. Ríos joined the club with four doubles at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox in Aug. 2008.