Toronto Blue Jays Starting Lineup 3/30/23 Blue Jays Lineup
92-70, 2nd in AL East
Projected Proj
The Blue Jays are in the middle of a youth movement. They pulled a pitcher from the Dodgers to help solidify their staff, but pitching still looks like it will be a glaring weakness. The backend of the rotation is manned by an old arm and a consistent sense of mediocrity. How well the Blue Jays hit the ball will go a long way to helping them beat the odds. However, the numbers seem to lean to them having a problem breaking .500 in 2020. As the core of their hitters continues to mature, the future does look bright. But, the top four in the projected Blue Jay batting order has five years of major league experience collectively.
They will have problems against strong pitching, at least for the foreseeable future. Don't sleep on the Blue Jays, but the AL East may be too strong for them to be more than a problem team while their young players mature.
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Contents
- Toronto Blue Jays Starting Lineup 3/30/23
- Blue Jays Starting Lineup
- Most Common Blue Jays Lineups
- 2023 Recent Blue Jays Lineups
- Toronto Blue Jays FAQ
- Who Will Replace Justin Smoak?
- Who Hits Fourth For Toronto?
- Who Plays Shortstop For The Blue Jays?
- What Is The Best Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
- What Is The Worst Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
- Who Has Played The Most Games For The Blue Jays?
Toronto Blue Jays FAQ
Toronto is a very exciting team, given they are filled with former big leaguer's sons. You have Vladimir Guerrero Jr, Cavan Biggio, and Bo Bichette as the names there. All are top prospects and have finally locked in full-time roles with the club. All three will be hitting at the top of the order. The rest of the lineup isn't as exciting. However, they do have Lourdes Gurriel, who is a strong bat in the middle of the order. Toronto will rotate a couple of young catchers who are looking to battle it out for a full-time role. Rowdy Tellez is a low contact bat but does have big power. He will be a full-time DH this season. Guerrero will take over at first base for 2020, and that might be a move they make long term.
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Who Will Replace Justin Smoak?
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Who Hits Fourth For Toronto?
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Who Plays Shortstop For The Blue Jays?
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What Is The Best Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
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What Is The Worst Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
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Who Has Played The Most Games For The Blue Jays?
Who Will Replace Justin Smoak?
Justin Smoak was the everyday first baseman for the Blue Jays last season, but Vladimir Guerrero Jr is set to take over at the first base. This leaves Brandon Drury starting at third base to open up the
Who Hits Fourth For Toronto?
Vladimir Guerrero Jr has been hitting fourth for Toronto, which is no surprise given he is a young power bat on the rise. While he is young, his bat is already looking like one of a veteran.
Who Plays Shortstop For The Blue Jays?
Bo Bichette is the starting shortstop for the Toronto Blue Jays. He is the son of Dante Bichette, and one of the many sons of former big league players on the team in Toronto.
What Is The Best Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
The 2000 Toronto Blue Jays had four players over the 30 home run mark and two over the 40 marks. Carlos Delgado and Tony Batista mashed that season. You also had three players hit over .300.
What Is The Worst Blue Jays Lineup Of All-Time?
The 1979 Toronto Blue Jays were one of the worst teams of all time. They won just 32% of their games and had a Total WAR of 9.9 on their team. From top to bottom, this team struggled.
Who Has Played The Most Games For The Blue Jays?
Tony Fernandez played 1,450 games for the Toronto Blue Jays, which stretched from 1983 to 2001. He went to four All-Star games and had over 1,500 hits during his time in Toronto.
