Blue Jays Alternate Logo
The Toronto Blue Jays alternate logo is a great-looking logo with rich and colorful colors. Both the current alternate logo has great staying power. The Blue Jay hanging around the large letter "T" has the look of a bird with an attitude.
2020 - Present
Blue jay bird head in navy and royal blue with a large red maple leaf off to the side inside a red baseball with team name in royal blue in a circle
Former primary logo, retired in 2019.
2020 - Present
Blue jay bird head in navy and royal blue with a large red maple leaf off to the side inside a red baseball
2012 - 2019
Blue jay head in two shades of blue with large red maple leaf on the right side.
A part of the primary logo, less the baseball, wordmark and the blue ring.
2012 - 2019
Blue jay head in two shades of blue with large red maple leaf on the right side on top of a white with red stitches baseball.
Retired as an alternate logo and moved to primary in 2020.
2004 - 2011
A Blue Jay head inside a letter “J” in white with silver and graphite beveling and black and blue outlines.
A part of the primary logo less the wordmark “ays,” but keep the letter “J.”
2001 - 2002
The T-Bird. A Blue Jay holding a bat and tossing a ball behind red and blue “T” with silver trim. Slightly modified between 2000 and 2001 seasons.
2000
A blue jay holding a baseball bat and tossing a white baseball behind a red and white “T.” Also known as the T-Bird Jays logo.
1997 - 2002
A Blue Jay head on a white baseball over a red and two shades of blue maple leaf.
1977 - 1996
A Blue Jay head on a red and white baseball with a red maple leaf on the right side.
