Doyle Alexander revitalized his career with the Blue Jays, achieving a 46-26 record over four seasons and leaving a significant impact on the team's history.
In 1984, Doyle had a standout year, going 17-6 with a 3.13 ERA, earning MVP votes, and demonstrating a knack for producing outs when needed.
Doyle played a crucial role in the Blue Jays' first playoff appearance in 1985, finishing with 17 wins, showcasing the team's strong defense behind him.
Despite his success with the Blue Jays, Doyle's postseason performance faltered, struggling with an 8.71 ERA in the 1985 playoffs against the Royals.
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