Every offseason, MLB Network releases a list of the Top 100 Players Right Now in baseball.
It's always a good talking point for fans. How many did each team land on the list? Well, for the Toronto Blue Jays, the answer is four.
They've got four representatives, relatively evenly spaced out, on the top-100 list.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Leads the way at No. 10 in all of baseball.
George Springer comes in at No. 47.
At No. 74 is catcher Alejandro Kirk.
And in the final spot, No. 100, is Dylan Cease, whom the Blue Jays signed in free agency this offseason for $210 million from the San Diego Padres.
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It seems about fair, with the biggest gripes for the Blue Jays probably coming elsewhere in their rotation.
Kevin Gausman and Shane Bieber would both probably make cases for belonging on the list, with there being a case that Gausman belongs ahead of Cease based on their recent performances.
Still, though, there likely aren't hard feelings in the clubhouse. This is mostly a fun thing for fans to banter about.
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The Blue Jays got plenty of attention in 2025 as they made it all the way to extra innings in Game 7 of the World Series before falling to the Dodgers.
They won't care how many players they have on this list if they can get over that final hurdle and claim a championship.
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