The 2004 Toronto Blue Jays season was highlighted by the individual brilliance of stars like Carlos Delgado, who slugged 32 home runs, and the emergence of young talent like Alex Rios, who made an impressive Major League debut. Despite a challenging 67-94 record in the competitive AL East, fans at the SkyDome enjoyed memorable moments including a dominant 15-4 victory over Arizona and strong offensive performances from veteran catcher Gregg Zaun and All-Star Vernon Wells. Under the new leadership of manager John Gibbons late in the year, the team continued to build a foundation for the future while maintaining a top-ten attendance record in the American League.