Toronto Blue Jays players showing off all sorts of cool custom gear this weekend

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MLB's Players Weekend has arrived, and Toronto Blue Jays players did not disappoint.

Players across the league have chosen to celebrate the weekend by using custom equipment to celebrate their families, hobbies, and hometowns. The Blue Jays are no different, with multiple players getting in on the fun.

Nathan Lukes showed off a pair of custom bats for the weekend, each one dedicated to his two kids: four-year-old Remi-Lynn Lukes and one-year-old Jett Stone Lukes.

Remi-Lynn's bat was decorated with stars and flowers, while Jett Stone's had some fighter jets.

Lukey’s #PlayersWeekend bats feature the names of his kids 💙 @nathan_lukes 😁 pic.twitter.com/0TH2qtxHlP
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 22, 2026

Lukes was not the only Blue Jays player to take advantage of the weekend with some custom equipment.

Catcher Alejandro Kirk was decked out in some custom-made gear that paid homage to his hometown of Tijuana, Mexico, as well as his new home in Toronto. It was a striking look behind the plate.

The Catcher for Canada’s Team 🇨🇦

Mexico Born and Raised 🇲🇽

Alejandro Kirk’s gear tonight features the Toronto skyline, the Maple Leaf, and his hometown of Tijuana! #PlayersWeekend pic.twitter.com/nlNpLjRNVf
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 21, 2026

Fellow Mexican ballplayer Brandon Valenzuela also had a pair of custom bats. He followed Kirk by honouring both his native Mexico as well as Toronto.

“Mexico is home and Toronto is where I love to play”

Vali’s customized #PlayersWeekend bats 🇨🇦🇲🇽 pic.twitter.com/Fxwt3nYjjg
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 22, 2026

Myles Straw also got in the action, with a Batman-themed baseball bat for the weekend. The all-green design certainly stood out among Blue Jays players.

Myles Straw or Batman 🦇 #PlayersWeekend pic.twitter.com/8hnSlD8eTM
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 22, 2026

Davis Schneider and Louis Varland took a little bit of a different approach with some custom-designed cleats to trot out onto the field with. Schneider chose to honour his dog on his cleats, while Varland gave his a fishing-related makeover.

Custom #PlayersWeekend Cleats 🔥

Davis 🐾🐶

Louis 🐠🎣 pic.twitter.com/Z4JKs6asyD
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) August 22, 2026

Lastly, new Blue Jays pitcher Paul Sewald also showed off some new cleats that honoured his two daughters, Chloe and Hayden. He also got the words "girl dad" on his glove as well.