All time Jays: LF

[JiriHrdina]

Who is the best LF in team history.

[JiriHrdina]

A shockingly cruddy group except for George Bell.

[killer_carlson]

Maldonado wasn't bad, not a star, but not bad.

I don't remember many home runs (Carter's walk off, mcguire's record breaker amongst others) but I also remember a couple of absolute bombs to the upper, upper decks at Skydome for some reason.

That being said, Bell was an MVP and clearly the class of the group.

[Sylvanfan]

Shannon Stewart was also pretty good too. Not George Bell but a decent offensive producer. No doubt it's a position they have lacked at production wise.

[Kidder]

I remember Frank Catalanto being my favourite BlueJay for a time.

To me he felt like the Craig Conroy of the Blue Jays.

No idea what I based that on, but hey Im throwing away my vote on him because I can!

[Jiggy_12]

Bell obviously in a walk.

Gonna throw a backup vote to Reed Johnson. Very effective player for the Jays in the dark years. Loved his game. Even had a season of 5.1 WAR in 2006.

[Strange Brew]

George Bell, for the flying karate kick at the mound.

[Enoch Root]

what position are you putting Bautista in?

[JiriHrdina]

Right.

[SportsJunky]

I was a big Shannon Stewart fan but George ("kiss my purple butt") Bell is a Blue Jays icon. First guy to ever karate kick a pitcher as I recall. Loved Jorge.