In the 1987, the Blue Jays were sending out arguably the top outfield in the major leagues with George Bell in left field, Lloyd Moseby manning centre field, and the cannon arm of Jesse Barfield in right field. Moseby was just four home runs shy of having a 30-30 season as he had 39 stolen bases. Barfield was a beast throwing out runners with 17 assists from the outfield to go with 28 home runs at the plate. Bell may have had the single greatest season by a Blue Jays player at the plate as he won the AL MVP with his 47 home runs, 134 RBI and .
Toronto Blue Jays: The 1987 World Series, Almost
