Coming off the organization's first playoff appearance since the Joe Carter blast, the Blue Jays boast baseball's signature offense -- one that scored 127 more runs than any other team in 2015. Three of MLB's top 10 home run bashers from last season return, including MVP Josh Donaldson, and a full year from shortstop Troy Tulowitzki should further concern pitchers. Sure, replacing lefty starter David Price with J.A. Happ might not seem like a fair trade, but the Blue Jays will presumably get a full season from right-hander Marcus Stroman, and depth and bullpen arms were added this winter.
2016 season preview: No. 6 Toronto Blue Jays
