The last time the Toronto Blue Jays won a regular-season MLB award was in 2021, when Robbie Ray was named the American League Cy Young winner.
Here’s a breakdown of the last time the Blue Jays won every major MLB award:
Last Time a Blue Jays Player Won MVP
Josh Donaldson was the last Blue Jays player to win MVP, earning the honor in 2015.
George Bell is the only other MVP in Blue Jays history, accomplishing the feat in 1987.
Last Time a Blue Jays Player Won Cy Young
Robbie Ray won a Cy Young trophy in 2021, becoming the fifth Cy Young winner in Blue Jays history.
Roger Clemens has the most Cy Young awards in franchise history, with two in 1997 and 1998.
Last Time a Blue Jays Player Won Rookie of the Year
Eric Hinske was named AL Rookie of the Year in 2002, becoming the second Blue Jays player to win this award. Alfredo Griffin claimed the only other ROY trophy in 1979.
Last Time a Blue Jays Manager Won Manager of the Year
Bobby Cox is responsible for the only Manager of the Year campaign in Blue Jays history, receiving the selection in 1985.
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