John Gibbons turns 64, reflects on Blue Jays tenure and current role
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 12:22 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
John Gibbons celebrates his 64th birthday today. Former manager of the Toronto Blue Jays for eleven seasons, Gibbons achieved a 793-789 record, leading the team to the playoffs twice during his tenure. Initially managing from mid-2004, Gibbons returned to the role in 2013, guiding the Jays to their first postseason appearance in over twenty years. Following his managerial career, Gibbons is currently serving as the Angels' bench coach after recent stints with the Mets.
- •John Gibbons celebrates his 64th birthday today.
- •Managed the Blue Jays for eleven seasons with a 793-789 record.
- •Led the team to the playoffs twice during his tenure.
- •Currently the Angels' bench coach after roles with the Mets.
- •First managed the Blue Jays starting mid-2004 and returned in 2013.
- 12:22 PMYahoo Sports — Happy Birthday John Gibbons
"Today, John Gibbons celebrates his 64th birthday. Gibby was the Blue Jays’ manager for eleven seasons—nine full seasons and two part seasons. The team had a 793-789 record under his helm, and we made it to the playoffs twice during his tenure. Gibbons’ first stint began mid-2004, as the Jays sought change after Carlos Tosca. […]
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