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Original owners paid $7 million to purchase team.
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The Blue Jays beat the Chicago White Sox 9-5.
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Alfredo Griffin, Blue Jays shortstop wins AL Rookie of the Year.
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For the first time in franchise history, the Blue Jays finish above .500 with a record of 89-73.
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The Jays finish with a record of 99-63 to win the American League East and earn a playoff berth for the first time in franchise history.
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George Bell wins the first MVP award in franchise history.
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The Jays played their first game at the SkyDome against the Milwaukee Brewers, losing 5-3.
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The Blue Jays acquired Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar from the San Diego Padres for Fred McGriff and Tony Fernandez.
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The Blue Jays beat the Atlanta Braves in six games to win their first-ever World Series title.
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The Jays beat the Philadelphia Phillies in six games to claim ther second consecutive World Series title.
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Pat Hentgen wins the first Cy Young award in club history, finishing with a 20-10 record.
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In a dominating season, Roger Clemens finished with 21 wins, 292 strikeouts, and a 2.05 ERA and wins the Cy Young award.
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Roger Clemens wins the Jays` third consecutive Cy Young award.
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Jays` 3B Eric Hinske wins the team`s second-ever ROY award.
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Roy Halladay won his first Cy Young award, finishing with a team-record 22 wins.
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The man who would have to trade Roy Halladay is named Blue Jays`GM.
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Jose Bautista became the first player in franchise history to break the 50 home run-barrier. He`d finish the season with 54.
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Following his election to the Baseball Hall of Fame, Roberto Alomar`s number 12 is retired by the club
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Brett Lawrie takes Toronto by storm, slugging 9 home runs in just 150 at- bats.
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Blue Jays Homepage Report on Spring TrainingPitchers and catchers report to Dunedin, Florida for the start of spring training.
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Spring Training Loss Blue Jays lose a close match to the Pittsburgh Pirates in Dunedin.
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Edwin Encarnacion will hit behind Jose Bautista this season.
