The Toronto Blue Jays unveiled a slick new uniform patch that they'll wear during the 2026 season on Tuesday. The patch, which honors the history of the organization, commemorates the 50th season of Blue Jays baseball, which began in 1977.

You can learn more about the designs, patterns, colors and what they all mean in the post below:

49: Number of seasons

3,855: Number of wins in franchise history

3,856: Number of losses in franchise history

11: Number of Playoff appearances

3: American League titles won

2: World Series Championships won (1992, 1993)

13: Number of Hall of Famers who played or managed for the Blue Jays (Jeff Kent, Dave Parker, Fred McGriff, Scott Rolen, Roy Halladay, Jack Morris, Bobby Cox, Frank Thomas, Roberto Alomar, Rickey Henderson, Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield, Phil Niekro)

1: Number of players with a Jays logo on their Hall of Fame Plaque (Alomar)

This next campaign has a chance to be a very special one for the Jays, who are coming off another American League pennant in 2025. Toronto won the American League East, then captured the AL pennant before losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers in seven games in the World Series.

Coincidentally, the Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners in the American League Championship Series. The Mariners also entered the league in 1977 and will be celebrating their 50th season in the new league year.

The Jays have spent nearly $350 million guaranteed dollars this offseason on Dylan Cease, Tyler Rogers, Kazuma Okamoto and Cody Ponce in an effort to make sure they win the title for the first time since 1993. They also reportedly offered $350 million to free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker.

--According to a recent report, the Blue Jays checked in on Cleveland Guardians All-Star Steven Kwan at the trade deadline in 2025, but nothing became of it.

--The 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame class will be fully revealed on Tuesday night. While Kent is already in the Hall of Fame via the Contemporary Baseball Eras Committee, no other players with Blue Jays ties are expected to enter Cooperstown this season. Mark Buehrle, Edwin Encarnacion and Omar Vizquel are on the ballot.

--Monday was 'truck day,' which is a great sign for baseball fans, as the Blue Jays equipment began it's route to Dunedin, Fla. for spring training.

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