Randal Grichuk celebrates 35th birthday amid MLB career reflections
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 3:52 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Randal Grichuk marks his 35th birthday today, having played five seasons with the Toronto Blue Jays. During his time in Toronto, he participated in 479 games, recording a.243 batting average and 90 home runs, ranking 26th in the franchise's history. After leaving the Blue Jays following the 2020 season, Grichuk has continued his career with several teams, including the Rockies and Angels, and currently plays for the White Sox. His journey through MLB includes a notable trade from the Cardinals in May 2019.
- •Grichuk had a.243 average with 90 home runs for the Blue Jays.
- •He was traded to Toronto from the Cardinals in May 2019.
- •After the Blue Jays, Grichuk has played for multiple MLB teams.
- •He is currently playing for the White Sox in Mexico.
- 3:52 PMYahoo Sports — Happy Birthday Randal Grichuk
"Today marks Randal Grichuk’s 35th birthday. Across five seasons as a Blue Jay, Grichuk played 479 games and slashed .243/.289/.461, belting 90 home runs—good for 26th on the franchise’s all-time list. He was worth 4.2 bWAR during that time, providing solid offensive power and stretches of exciting play. The Blue Jays acquired Grichuk from the […]
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