Toronto Blue Jays Triples Leaders

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

Tony Fernandez holds the Blue Jays career record with 72 triples. The single-season record is 17, by Tony Fernandez in 1990.

All-time Blue Jays leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	3B	G
1	Tony Fernandez	1983–2001	72	1,450
2	Lloyd Moseby	1980–1989	60	1,392
3	Alfredo Griffin	1979–1993	50	982
4	Willie Upshaw	1978–1987	42	1,115
5	Roberto Alomar	1991–1995	36	703
5	Alex Rios	2004–2009	36	809
7	Shannon Stewart	1995–2008	34	907
7	Devon White	1991–1995	34	656
9	George Bell	1981–1990	32	1,181
10	Vernon Wells	1999–2010	30	1,393
11	Joe Carter	1991–1997	28	1,039
12	Jesse Barfield	1981–1989	27	1,032
13	Damaso Garcia	1980–1986	26	902
14	Kelly Gruber	1984–1992	24	921
15	Orlando Hudson	2002–2005	23	462
16	Jose Cruz	1997–2002	20	698
16	Alex Gonzalez	1994–2001	20	890
18	Bob Bailor	1977–1980	19	523
18	Dave Collins	1983–1984	19	246
20	Roy Howell	1977–1980	17	516
20	Manuel Lee	1985–1992	17	753
22	Garth Iorg	1978–1987	16	931
23	Junior Felix	1989–1990	15	237
23	Shawn Green	1993–1999	15	716
23	Ernie Whitt	1977–1989	15	1,218

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	3B	G
1	Tony Fernandez	1990	17	161
2	Dave Collins	1984	15	128
2	Alfredo Griffin	1980	15	155
2	Lloyd Moseby	1984	15	158
5	Roberto Alomar	1991	11	161
6	Tony Fernandez	1985	10	161
6	Alfredo Griffin	1979	10	153
6	Devon White	1991	10	156
9	Jesse Barfield	1985	9	155
9	Tony Fernandez	1989	9	140
9	Tony Fernandez	1986	9	163
9	Tony Fernandez	1993	9	94
9	Alfredo Griffin	1983	9	162
9	Roy Howell	1980	9	142
9	Lloyd Moseby	1982	9	147
9	Willie Upshaw	1984	9	152
17	Roberto Alomar	1992	8	152
17	Junior Felix	1989	8	110
17	Tony Fernandez	1987	8	146
17	Alfredo Griffin	1982	8	162
17	Dave McKay	1978	8	145
17	Alex Rios	2008	8	155
23	Roberto Alomar	1995	7	130
23	Bob Bailor	1978	7	154
23	Joe Carter	1992	7	158