Four Toronto Blue Jays make MLB's Top 100 players

In addition to having three prospects listed among the top 100, Canada's team outdid themselves with their major league roster.

Four current Toronto Blue Jays have been named to MLB.com's list of Top 100 Current players.

Coming in at number 100 is one of the newest members of the team: Dylan Cease. Cease, who signed a massive year contract with the team earlier this offseason, makes the list largely on his track record, 65-68 record, and his future potential.

Two-time All-Star Alejandro Kirk comes in at number 74, which some Blue Jays might consider to be disrespectfully low. Kirk, who is one of the best defensive catchers in the game, had resurgent season offensively as well, belting 15 home runs while hitting .282. and continuing to be arguably the best pitch-framer in baseball.

Speaking of resurgent seasons, George Springer lines up at number 47. While Springer has all kinds of history that would make this ranking apt, he had struggled in 2023 and 2024 in Toronto, before having a comeback season for the ages, leading the team in home runs and etching himself into Blue Jays with his iconic home run in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series against the Seattle Mariners.

Finally, there is Vladimir Guerrero Jr. The Blue Jays' franchise player and 5X All-Star cracks the top ten for the second year in a row.

While he only hit 23 bombs during the regular season, he had an iconic run during the playoffs and definitely deserves his spot among the best in the game.

In terms of how many of their players made the top 100, the Blue Jays sit in sixth place, tied with a boatload of other teams.

It should come as no surprise that the Los Angeles Dodgers have the most top-100 players, with eight. The New York Yankees find themselves in 2nd place with six, followed by the Mariners, Phillies, and Red Sox with five each.

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