The Blue Jays Franchise Deep Four

Time for the latest installment of Deep Six, which has been reduced to Deep Four for our expansion franchise friends, and will be reduced to Deep Three for the post-1993 installments! Today we's gonna tackle the only remaining franchise representing the Great White North, the Toronto Blue Jays! Let's have ourselves a look-see:

	P	C	1B	2B	3B	SS	LF	CF	RF
1st	Roy Halladay	Ernie Whitt	Carlos Delgado	Roberto Alomar	Kelly Gruber	Tony Fernandez	George Bell	Devon White	Jose Bautista
2nd	Dave Stieb	Gregg Zaun	Fred McGriff	Aaron Hill	Rance Mulliniks	Alex Gonzalez	Shannon Stewart	Vernon Wells	Jesse Barfield
3rd	Pat Hentgen	Darrin Fletcher	John Olerud	Orlando Hudson	Brett Lawrie	Jose Reyes	Reed Johnson	Lloyd Moseby	Alex Rios
4th	Jimmy Key	Pat Borders	Willie Upshaw	Damaso Garcia	Roy Howell	Alfredo Griffin	Al Woods	Jose Cruz	Shawn Green

It was surprising to me how deep some of these positions turned out to be for only forty years of history. Right field was so strong that franchise legend Joe Carter just missed the cut. First base, center field, and pitcher were darn good too.

Josh Donaldson has an MVP under his belt and is having another monster year, but without the requisite three seasons in Toronto, he doesn't yet qualify for the list. I have a feeling he'll be somewhere in the next edition.

The guys on the 4th Team at left field and shortstop were selected more on longevity than anything else. Those positions don't have a ton of depth. No harm in giving some love to the guys who spent a lot of time there, even if they weren't that good.