The Blue Jays Are In The World Series For The First Time In 32 Years, So Here Are The 11 Hottest Players I've Been Drooling Over

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If I'd known the Toronto Blue Jays had cute players, I would've jumped on the bandwagon earlier.

The Blue Jays are finally back in the World Series after 32 years, and as a Toronto girlie who just jumped on the bandwagon, I am thrilled. I only started watching Major League Baseball (MLB, if you're fancy) literally yesterday when they played the Seattle Mariners — and actually won — but even though I had to ask a million questions and barely knew what was going on, one thing was crystal clear: there are some fine looking players on that field.

With little to no context about baseball whatsoever, I still went ahead and made a list of the hottest Blue Jays — purely based on vibes. Do I fully understand baseball? Absolutely not. Do I have opinions about which Blue Jays are attractive? Absolutely yes. No stats, no strategy, just thirst. And before you ask — no, this list isn't in any particular order because how could I possibly choose?

1. The face of the franchise and the embodiment of pure swagger, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is impossible not to notice. What drew me to him wasn't even his batting skills; it was his story. He's literally from baseball royalty — the son of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero Sr., who was one of the most electrifying players in MLB history.

And seeing those old photos of him on the field with his dad during those years — then watching him do something his dad never got to do, win a World Series — actually made me tear up. That full-circle moment of him carving out his own legacy, then breaking down in happy tears after the American League Championship Series (ALCS for short) win, hit me right in my feelings. I adore an emotional man. Like, okay yeah… he's definitely going on this list.

2. When George Springer hit that massive home run in Game 7 to send the Jays to the World Series, I knew he was that guy. He's one of the veterans on the team and has this "cooler older brother who's seen it all" vibe. He's been in the MLB for more than a decade and even won a World Series back in 2017 with Houston.

Off the field, he's known for being a leader and for speaking openly about his stutter, inspiring other kids with speech challenges. Talented, kind, and confident? Yeah, George easily earns his spot here.

3. Davis Schneider is proof that sometimes the most unassuming guy ends up completely stealing the show. If you don't know him yet, he's the Jay's player with the legendary moustache.

He honestly looks like the Gen Z sales bro at a start-up who shows up to every happy hour — But he actually hits home runs for a living. It's the perfect combo of relatable and ridiculous. And if that wasn't enough, his Instagram proudly says "dog dad," which — let's be honest — only makes him hotter.

4. Daulton Varsho gives total golden retriever energy. He plays centre field, which means he's usually the one sprinting full speed across the outfield, catching balls that look absolutely impossible to reach.

Fun fact: he was actually named after his dad's former MLB teammate, Darren Daulton, which is such a wholesome little full-circle baseball moment. His dad, Gary Varsho, also played in the league, so you could say the sport is in his DNA. He's low-key, hardworking, and always doing the most without needing the spotlight — the definition of a quiet achiever.

5. As someone who barely knows the rules of baseball, I can tell that Andrés Giménez is really good at what he does. He plays second base — basically one of the infield positions where you need lightning-fast reflexes. Giménez was born in Venezuela and started playing in the MLB a few years ago after signing with the New York Mets, but now he's one of the Blue Jays' standouts.

What drew me to him is how calm and focused he looks during every play — no showing off, no panic, just got it type swagger. You don't have to know baseball to see that kind of confidence and so for that, I say: welcome to the list, Andrés.

6. Alejandro Kirk is the guy crouched behind home plate — the catcher — basically the one calling the shots, catching pitches, and keeping things calm when chaos hits. He's from Tijuana, Mexico, and started out in the minor leagues before working his way up to the big leagues. Now, he's one of the best at his position.

Off the field, his Instagram gives total family man — he's always posting sweet moments with his wife and their daughter, and honestly, it's adorable. A guy who can hit and be a girl dad? That's an automatic yes from me.

7. Addison Barger has that "rookie who showed up and stole the spotlight" kind of presence. He's one of the younger players on the team, and honestly, watching him feels like seeing someone's big break happen in real time.

He's from Washington State, so seeing him crush it for a Canadian team feels a little bittersweet — sorry Seattle, he's ours now. And can we talk about that hair? Easily some of the most effortlessly lushes locks on the roster.

8. Born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, Isiah Kiner-Falefa has literally been everywhere. Before joining the Blue Jays, he played for the Texas Rangers and the New York Yankees — so yeah, he's seen it all.

What's cool about him is that he's one of those players who can seamlessly fit into any lineup, in any position, without breaking a sweat. And that's exactly what makes him so valuable. He's basically the Swiss Army knife of the Blue Jays — he can do it all, and that's exactly why he deserves a spot on this list.

9. Shane Bieber might not be related to Justin and Hailey Bieber, but honestly, it feels fitting that he shares a last name with one of Canada's most iconic exports.

What really stands out is his calm, collected, and cool aura as the starting pitcher — the kind of player who makes the job look way too easy. Instead of dropping pop hits, he's out here throwing absolute heat on the mound.

10. At 6'5, Jeff Hoffman might be one of the tallest players on the field, but that's not what makes him stand out. It's the grounded, family-man presence that really gives him his charm.

Off the field, he's a husband and father of four, which might explain the humble attitude he brings to the game. And yes — that technically makes him a daddy.

11. Trey Yesavage is the youngest player on the Blue Jays roster — and honestly, you wouldn't even know it from the way he plays. The rookie made his mark fast and there's something exciting about watching someone so new hold their own among seasoned pros. It feels like getting a front-row seat to the start of something big.

He's got the confidence, the focus, and that quiet determination that says, "Yeah, I belong here." If the future of the Blue Jays looks anything like Trey, then it's in very good hands.

Did I miss your favourite Blue Jays player? Or is there someone else in the league who deserves a little shoutout? Drop their name in the comments — I'll be taking notes for next season.

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