Toronto Blue Jays Doubles Leaders

Career totals with the Blue Jays and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Carlos Delgado holds the Blue Jays career record with 343 doubles. The single-season record is 57, by Carlos Delgado in 2000.

All-time Blue Jays leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	2B	G
1	Carlos Delgado	1993–2004	343	1,423
2	Vernon Wells	1999–2010	339	1,393
3	Tony Fernandez	1983–2001	291	1,450
4	Lloyd Moseby	1980–1989	242	1,392
5	George Bell	1981–1990	237	1,181
6	Vladimir Guerrero	2019–2026	236	1,119
7	Shannon Stewart	1995–2008	222	907
8	Jose Bautista	2008–2017	219	1,235
9	Joe Carter	1991–1997	218	1,039
10	John Olerud	1989–1996	213	920
11	Rance Mulliniks	1982–1992	204	1,115
12	Edwin Encarnacion	2009–2016	202	999
13	Adam Lind	2006–2014	196	953
14	Alex Rios	2004–2009	195	809
15	Bo Bichette	2019–2025	190	748
16	Aaron Hill	2005–2011	188	875
17	Lyle Overbay	2006–2010	180	723
18	Willie Upshaw	1978–1987	177	1,115
19	Damaso Garcia	1980–1986	172	902
19	Alex Gonzalez	1994–2001	172	890
21	Ed Sprague	1991–1998	170	888
22	Shawn Green	1993–1999	164	716
22	Ernie Whitt	1977–1989	164	1,218
24	Jesse Barfield	1981–1989	162	1,032
25	Kevin Pillar	2013–2019	156	695

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	2B	G
1	Carlos Delgado	2000	57	162
2	John Olerud	1993	54	158
3	Vernon Wells	2003	49	161
4	Aaron Hill	2007	47	160
4	Alex Rios	2008	47	155
6	Adam Lind	2009	46	151
6	Lyle Overbay	2006	46	157
8	Shawn Green	1999	45	153
8	Eric Hinske	2003	45	124
10	Bo Bichette	2025	44	139
10	Vladimir Guerrero	2024	44	159
10	Shannon Stewart	2001	44	155
10	Vernon Wells	2010	44	157
14	Bo Bichette	2022	43	159
14	Carlos Delgado	1998	43	142
14	Alex Rios	2007	43	161
14	Shannon Stewart	2000	43	136
18	Joe Carter	1991	42	162
18	Carlos Delgado	1997	42	153
18	Devon White	1993	42	146
21	Roberto Alomar	1991	41	161
21	George Bell	1989	41	153
21	Josh Donaldson	2015	41	158
21	Tony Fernandez	1999	41	142
21	Tony Fernandez	1988	41	154