List of Toronto Blue Jays owners and executives
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Toronto Blue Jays team owners, general managers and other noteworthy executives
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Toronto Blue Jays reference material and resources from Wikipedia
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The Blue Jays Aggregator Library contains links to more permanent resources about the Toronto Blue Jays. See live schedules and statistics, team rosters and payroll, team history, prospects, jobs, photos and much more.
List of Toronto Blue Jays broadcasters
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Wikipedia page with every television and radio broadcaster in Toronto Blue Jays history
Mark Shapiro: President
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Detailed entry for the Blue Jays President including info on early and personal life, baseball career, and awards
Ross Atkins: General Manager
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Detailed entry for the Blue Jays General Manager with info on playing and executive careers
Buck Martinez
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Wikpedia page for Toronto Blue jays television play-by-play announcer, Buck Martinez
Dan Shulman
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Wikpedia page for Toronto Blue jays television play-by-play announcer, Dan Shulman
Pat Tabler
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Wikipedia page for TOronto Blue Jays colour analyst, Pat Tabler
Jerry Howarth
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Wikipedia page for the Toronto Blue Jays radio play-by-play man, Jerry Howarth
Template:Toronto Blue Jays roster
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Current Toronto Blue Jays roster table used on applicable Blue Jays-related pages
Blue Jays First-round Draft Picks
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List of every Toronto Blue Jays first-round draft pick since 1977
Tom Cheek
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Wikipedia page for the Voice of the Blue Jays, Toronto Blue Jays radio play-by-play man, Tom Cheek
Blue Jays All-time Roster
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List of all players who have ever appeared in at least one game for the Toronto Blue Jays
History of the Toronto Blue Jays
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Sections include Creation of the Blue Jays, Pat Gillick era, The Gord Ash era, The J. P. Ricciardi era, The Alex Anthopoulos era, and more
Exhibition Stadium
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Detailed encyclopedia entry for Exhibition Stadium, the Toronto Blue Jays ballpark from 1977-1989
Rogers Centre
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Detailed encyclopedia entry for Rogers Centre / SkyDome with history, stadium features, usage, attendance records and more
Toronto Blue Jays
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Toronto Blue Jays franchise page with history by era, culture, broadcasting, affiliates, roster, franchise records, Level of Excellence, and much more
Paul Beeston: President Emeritus
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Detailed entry for the Toronto Blue Jays President Emeritus with info about his career and time with the Blue Jays
Edward S. Rogers III: Blue Jays Chairman
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Detailed entry for Rogers deputy chairman and Toronto Blue Jays chairman, including info on his life and career and relationship with the Jays
Charlie Montoyo: Manager (former)
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Encyclopedia entry for the Toronto Blue Jays manager with info on playing and managerial career
File:Toronto Blue Jays logo.svg
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Current Toronto Blue Jays Logo from Wikipedia
Dave Hudgens: Bench Coach
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Encyclopedia entry for the Toronto Blue Jays Bench Coach with info on playing and coaching career
John Gibbons - Manager (former)
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Extensive entry for the twice-former Toronto Blue Jays manager with info on early life, playing, coaching, and managerial career
John Schneider: Manager
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Encyclopedia entry for the Toronto Blue Jays manager with info on playing and managerial career
1992 Toronto Blue Jays season
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Detailed entry for the Toronto Blue Jays first World Series winning championship season in franchise history
List of Blue Jays seasons
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Complete list of every season in Toronto Blue Jays franchise history with team record, playoff results, manager, and awards
1993 Toronto Blue Jays season
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Detailed entry for the Toronto Blue Jays second of back-to-back World Series winning championship seasons
1985 Toronto Blue Jays season
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Detailed entry for the 1985 Toronto Blue Jays, the first division winning team in franchise history