MLB Facts to Know

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (22) is the youngest player to hit 40+ HR during a single season in Blue Jays history

Marcus Semien now has the most HR (37) by a Blue Jays 2B in franchise history

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Sr. are the 2nd father-son duo to each record a 40+ HR season in MLB history, joining Prince and Cecil Fielder

Robbie Ray has recorded the most consecutive GP (4) with 10+ Ks in Blue Jays history

Robbie Ray recorded the most Ks (1,241) through 1,000 career IP in MLB history, passing Yu Darvish (1,222)

Most K/9 in MLB History (min 1,000 IP): 1. Robbie Ray (11.18), 2. Chris Sale (11.10), 3. Yu Darvish (11.08), 4. Jacob deGrom (10.74), 5. Max Scherzer (10.71)

Most Ks through 1,000 career IP in MLB history: 1. Robbie Ray (1,241), 2. Yu Darvish (1,222), 3. Billy Wagner (1,196), T4. Stephen Strasburg, Kerry Wood (1,166)

Robbie Ray has the most Ks (190) by a LHP during a single season in Blue Jays history

Robbie Ray is the 1st LHP to record 14+ Ks during 1 GP in Blue Jays history

Most Ks during 1 GP among LHP in Blue Jays history: 1. 2021 Robbie Ray (14), T2. 2021 Robbie Ray, 2004 Ted Lilly (13)

Paul Molitor’s HOF resume: 7x All-Star, 4x Silver Slugger, 1993 World Series Champ & WS MVP, 2x MLB Runs Leader, 1987 AL Leader, 3,000 Hits Club, #4 retired by Brewers

Toronto Blue Jays are the 1st team to record walk-off wins at 3 different stadiums (Rogers Centre, TD Ballpark, Sahlen Field) during a single season since 1898

Alek Manoah is the 1st MLB pitcher to allow 4 or fewer Hits during each of his 1st 10 career GS since at least 1901

Lowest opponent AVG allowed through 10 career GS in Blue Jays history: 1. Alek Manoah (.180), 2. Juan Guzman (.195), 3. Marcus Stroman (.207), 4. Jimmy Key (.210)

Most Ks through 10 career GS in Blue Jays history: T1. Alek Manoah, Kelvim Escobar (60), 3. Marcus Stroman (55), 4. Ricky Romero (54)

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