Blue Jays Team
53
Total Cards
11
Diamond Cards
7
Gold Cards
10
Silver Cards
17
Bronze Cards
8
Common Cards
75
Avg OVR
Blue Jays Pitchers
Blue Jays Hitters
Team Overview
The Blue Jays roster contains 53 cards in MLB The Show: 11 Diamond (21%), 7 Gold (13%), 10 Silver (19%), 17 Bronze (32%), and 8 Common (15%) cards. The Blue Jays has an average card rating of 75 OVR with the highest rated hitter being Brandon Valenzuela (Topps Now) with a 90 overall and the highest rated pitcher being Dylan Cease (New Threads) with a 89 overall.
The Blue Jays offers a variety of positions, with the most common being SP (14), RP (11), C (5). This team includes 27 pitchers and 26 position players. The most valuable Blue Jays card is Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with a market value of 20,669 stubs.
Top Blue Jays cards include: Brandon Valenzuela (90 OVR, Diamond), Dylan Cease (89 OVR, Diamond), Roger Clemens (88 OVR, Diamond).Browse the complete collection of Blue Jays cards below, separated into pitchers and position players.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players are on the Blue Jays roster?
The Blue Jays has 53 total cards in MLB The Show 26, including 11 Diamond (21%), 7 Gold (13%), 10 Silver (19%), 17 Bronze (32%), and 8 Common (15%) cards. Compare with other MLB teams to see roster sizes.
What is the average rating of Blue Jays players?
The Blue Jays roster has an average overall rating of 75 in MLB The Show 26, with 27 pitchers and 26 position players. Check our position rankings to see how they rank league-wide.
Who are the best Blue Jays players?
The top Blue Jays players include Brandon Valenzuela (90 OVR) as the highest-rated position player and Dylan Cease (89 OVR) as the top pitcher. Use our team builder to create lineups with these players.
How much does it cost to complete the Blue Jays collection?
The most expensive Blue Jays card is Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at 20,669 stubs. Collection costs vary based on current market prices and which players you already own. Browse all player prices for the latest market data.