Most Extra-Base Hits in Blue Jays History

Toronto Blue Jays center fielder Vernon Wells watches wood chips fly off his bat after grounding out to first while playing.
(AP Photo/The Canadian Press,Nathan Denette)
  • Carlos Delgado has 98 more extra-base hits than any other Blue Jay.
  • Eight Jays have over 400 extra-base hits.
  • Ten Blue Jays have had four extra-base hits in a game.

Looking at extra-base hits rather than just home runs allows some different players to shine. 

Many of the top sluggers in Toronto Blue Jays history inevitably feature on the list below, but they are joined by some less powerful hitters who had a knack for finding outfield gaps. 

From middle-of-the-order bats who starred when Blue Jays odds to win the division were short to elite defensive outfielders, there’s a full range of players featured here.

Most Extra-Base Hits for the Blue Jays 

RankPlayerExtra-Base HitsBlue Jays Years
1Carlos Delgado6901993-2004
2Vernon Wells5921999-2010
3Jose Bautista5192008-2017
4George Bell4711981-90
5Lloyd Moseby4511980-89
6Joe Carter4491991-97
7Edwin Encarnacion4452009-16
8Tony Fernandez4231983-1990, 1998-99, 2001
9Jesse Barfield3681981-89
10Adam Lind3542006-14

Who Has the Most Extra-Base Hits in Blue Jays History?

Carlos Delgado has the most extra-base hits in Blue Jays history with 690. 

Delgado has 98 extra-base hits more than second-placed Vernon Wells, who is 73 ahead of José Bautista.

A two-time All-Star and three-time Silver Slugger, Delgado also holds the franchise record for the most extra-base hits in a season with 99 in 2000. 

Who Has the Most Extra-Base Hits in a Game in Blue Jays History?

Ten Blue Jays share the franchise record with four extra-base hits in a single game. 

Yunel Escobar was the most recent player to achieve this feat. Escobar had four extra-base hits against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on Aug. 29, 2012. 

Carlos Delgado is the only Blue Jays player to have a four-home-run game. The left-handed slugger did so during the 2003 season when he was one of the front-runners in baseball odds to win AL MVP. 

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