1990 Toronto Blue Jays season

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The 1990 Toronto Blue Jays season was the franchise's 14th season of Major League Baseball. It resulted in the Blue Jays finishing second in the American League East with a record of 86 wins and 76 losses. It was their first full season in the SkyDome, where an MLB attendance record of 3,885,284 was set that year.[1] The Blue Jays led the division by 1½ games over the Boston Red Sox with one week left in the season. However, they then proceeded to drop six of their last eight games, losing the division title to the Red Sox by a two-game margin.

LeagueAmerican League
BallparkSkyDome
Record86–76 (.531)
OwnersLabatt Breweries,
Imperial Trust,
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
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1990 Toronto Blue Jays
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkSkyDome
CityToronto
Record86–76 (.531)
Divisional place2nd
OwnersLabatt Breweries,
Imperial Trust,
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
General managersPat Gillick
ManagersCito Gaston
TelevisionCFTO-TV
(Don Chevrier, Tommy Hutton, Fergie Olver)
The Sports Network
(Jim Hughson, Buck Martinez)
RadioCJCL (AM)
(Jerry Howarth, Tom Cheek)
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Transactions

Transactions by the Toronto Blue Jays during the off-season before the 1990 season.[2]

October 1989

October 15 DeWayne Buice granted free agency.
Mark Ross granted free agency.
October 20 Released Ozzie Virgil Jr.
October 22 Enrique Burgos granted free agency.
Chico Walker granted free agency.

November 1989

November 13 Tom Lawless granted free agency (signed with the Toronto Blue Jays to a one-year, $250,000 contract on December 7, 1989).
Lee Mazzilli granted free agency.
Lloyd Moseby granted free agency (signed with the Detroit Tigers to a two-year, $3 million contract on December 7, 1989).
Mookie Wilson granted free agency (signed with the Toronto Blue Jays to a two-year, $2.75 million contract on November 27, 1989).
November 20 Player rights of Alexis Infante sold to the Atlanta Braves.
November 27 Re-signed free agent Mookie Wilson to a two-year, $2.75 million contract.

December 1989

December 4 Sil Campusano drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 1989 MLB Rule 5 draft.
Xavier Hernandez drafted by the Houston Astros in the 1989 MLB Rule 5 draft.
Steve Wapnick drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 1989 MLB Rule 5 draft.
December 5 Drafted Mike Maksudian from the Miami Miracle of the FSL in the 1989 Minor League Draft.
December 7 Re-signed free agent Tom Lawless to a one-year, $250,000 contract.
Acquired Paul Kilgus from the Chicago Cubs for José Núñez.
December 17 Acquired Ricky Trlicek from the Atlanta Braves for Kevin Batiste and Ernie Whitt.

January 1990

January 10 Signed amateur free agent Tilson Brito to a contract.
Signed amateur free agent José Herrera to a contract.
Signed amateur free agent Sandy Martínez to a contract.
January 23 Signed amateur free agent Giovanni Carrara to a contract.
January 29 Signed free agent Jim Eppard from the California Angels to a contract.

February 1990

February 2 Re-signed free agent Ozzie Virgil Jr. to a one-year, $275,000 contract.

Regular season

The 1990 season belonged to third baseman Kelly Gruber. He had career highs in home runs and RBIs, with 31 and 118, respectively. Along with outfielder George Bell and pitcher Dave Stieb, Gruber was named an American League All-Star, stealing two bases in the All-Star Game on July 10 at Chicago's Wrigley Field. A finalist for the American League MVP Award, at season's end he was named the AL's Silver Slugger and Gold Glove Award winner at third base.

The Blue Jays were involved in two no-hitters during the 1990 season. On June 29, Dave Stewart of the Oakland Athletics no-hit them by a score of 5–0. On September 2, Jays ace Dave Stieb finally got the no-hitter that had eluded him, blanking the Cleveland Indians 3–0.

Opening Day starters

Season standings

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AL East
Team W L Pct. GB Home Road
Boston Red Sox 8874 .543 — 51‍–‍30 37‍–‍44
Toronto Blue Jays 8676 .531 2 44‍–‍37 42‍–‍39
Detroit Tigers 7983 .488 9 39‍–‍42 40‍–‍41
Cleveland Indians 7785 .475 11 41‍–‍40 36‍–‍45
Baltimore Orioles 7685 .472 11½ 40‍–‍40 36‍–‍45
Milwaukee Brewers 7488 .457 14 39‍–‍42 35‍–‍46
New York Yankees 6795 .414 21 37‍–‍44 30‍–‍51
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Record vs. opponents

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1990 American League record

Sources:
Team BAL BOS CAL CWS CLE DET KC MIL MIN NYY OAK SEA TEX TOR
Baltimore —4–97–56–66–76–78–37–66–66–74–83–98–45–8
Boston 9–4—7–56–69–48–54–85–84–89–44–88–45–710–3
California 5–75–7—5–87–55–77–67–59–46–64–95–88–57–5
Chicago 6–66–68–5—5–75–79–410–27–610–28–58–57–65–7
Cleveland 7–64–95–77–5—5–86–69–47–55–84–87–57–54–9
Detroit 7–65–87–57–58–5—5–73–106–67–66–67–56–65–8
Kansas City 3–88–46–74–96–67–5—4–88–58–44–97–65–85–7
Milwaukee 6–78–55–72–104–910–38–4—4–86–75–74–85–77–6
Minnesota 6–68–44–96–75–76–65–88–4—6–66–76–75–83–9
New York 7–64–96–62–108–56–74–87–66–6—0–129–33–95–8
Oakland 8–48–49–45–88–46–69–47–57–612–0—9–48–57–5
Seattle 9–34–88–55–85–75–76–78–47–63–94–9—7–66–6
Texas 4–87–55–86–75–76–68–57–58–59–35–86–7—7–5
Toronto 8–53–105–77–59–48–57–56–79–38–55–76–65–7—
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Transactions

Transactions for the Toronto Blue Jays during the 1990 regular season.[3]

May 1990

May 1 Steve Wapnick returned by the Detroit Tigers.
May 8 Released Mike Flanagan.

June 1990

June 18 Selected Kenny Williams off of waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

July 1990

July 22 Released Tom Lawless.
July 27 Acquired John Candelaria from the Minnesota Twins for Nelson Liriano and Pedro Muñoz.

September 1990

September 16 Acquired Bud Black from the Cleveland Indians for Mauro Gozzo and players to be named later (Steve Cummings on September 21, 1990, and Alex Sanchez on September 24, 1990).
September 24 Signed amateur free agent Rich Butler to a contract.
Signed amateur free agent Rob Butler to a contract.
Selected Rick Luecken off of waivers from the Atlanta Braves.

1990 MLB draft

Eric Lindros

The hype around Eric Lindros during his early career led to an exclusive deal with sports card manufacturer SCORE. Attempting to leverage this arrangement as much as possible, he was even featured on a baseball card showing him as a third baseman for the Toronto Blue Jays, although he never actually played baseball. He was only there taking batting practice one day.[9]

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1990 Toronto Blue Jays
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Game log

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1990 Game Log
April: 12–9 (Home: 9–4; Away: 3–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 9@ Rangers2–4Ryan (1–0)Stottlemyre (0–1)Russell (1)40,9070–1
2April 10Rangers2–1Stieb (1–0)Hough (0–1)Wells (1)49,6731–1
3April 11Rangers5–11Brown (1–0)Cerutti (0–1)Jeffcoat (1)35,3011–2
4April 12Rangers7–1Flanagan (1–0)Moyer (0–1)35,3542–2
5April 13@ Royals3–1Key (1–0)Davis (0–1)Ward (1)20,5223–2
6April 14@ Royals1–3Saberhagen (1–0)Stottlemyre (0–2)Davis (2)25,9303–3
7April 15@ Royals5–4Stieb (2–0)Crawford (0–1)Wells (2)21,9254–3
8April 16Orioles4–2Cerutti (1–1)Tibbs (0–1)Henke (1)40,3015–3
9April 17Orioles8–2Flanagan (2–0)Ballard (0–2)38,2126–3
10April 18Orioles5–8Harnisch (1–0)Wills (0–1)Olson (3)41,1816–4
11April 20Royals17–6Stottlemyre (1–2)Saberhagen (1–1)49,1517–4
12April 21Royals5–1Stieb (3–0)Gubicza (1–2)49,1218–4
13April 22Royals1–7Gordon (1–0)Cerutti (1–2)49,0568–5
14April 23Indians12–9Wills (1–1)Wickander (0–1)Ward (2)34,1399–5
15April 24Indians4–3Key (2–0)Swindell (1–2)Wells (3)35,20310–5
16April 25Indians5–3Stottlemyre (2–2)Nichols (0–1)Ward (3)38,16811–5
17April 26Indians3–4Candiotti (3–0)Stieb (3–1)Jones (5)44,17411–6
18April 27@ White Sox1–6Hibbard (2–1)Cerutti (1–3)10,96511–7
19April 28@ White Sox4–5Kutzler (1–0)Flanagan (2–1)Thigpen (5)15,39511–8
20April 29@ White Sox3–10King (1–0)Key (2–1)Edwards (1)12,93611–9
21April 30@ Indians10–4Stottlemyre (3–2)Bearse (0–2)6,25412–9
May: 14–14 (Home: 5–9; Away: 9–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
22May 1@ Indians4–3Stieb (4–1)Candiotti (3–1)Henke (2)5,11113–9
23May 2@ Indians0–3Black (3–0)Cerutti (1–4)Jones (7)8,80113–10
24May 4Tigers1–3Petry (2–1)Flanagan (2–2)Henneman (6)49,14613–11
25May 5Tigers5–1Stottlemyre (4–2)Robinson (1–3)49,21914–11
26May 6Tigers11–7Key (3–1)Dubois (0–1)49,20615–11
27May 7White Sox6–1Stieb (5–1)McDowell (1–2)41,38416–11
28May 8White Sox1–4Hibbard (3–2)Cerutti (1–5)Thigpen (7)41,10116–12
29May 9White Sox4–3Wills (2–1)Edwards (0–1)Ward (4)43,12817–12
30May 10@ Tigers5–10Robinson (2–3)Stottlemyre (4–3)11,29617–13
31May 11@ Tigers4–2Key (4–1)Dubois (0–2)Henke (3)17,37618–13
--May 12@ TigersPostponed (rain) Rescheduled for May 14
32May 13@ Tigers6–3Wells (1–0)Morris (2–5)17,06819–13
33May 14@ Tigers8–3 (10)Ward (1–0)Henneman (0–3)10,83320–13
34May 15Mariners3–4 (10)Comstock (1–1)Acker (0–1)Schooler (10)41,10820–14
35May 16Mariners2–4Holman (6–2)Stottlemyre (4–4)Schooler (11)45,64020–15
36May 17Mariners6–14Johnson (3–2)Key (4–2)47,28320–16
37May 18Angels2–4Abbott (2–3)Stieb (5–2)Eichhorn (6)49,33920–17
38May 19Angels11–9Fraser (1–2)Ward (1–1)Eichhorn (7)49,33520–18
39May 20Angels5–1Wills (3–1)Langston (3–4)Henke (4)49,42121–18
40May 21Athletics1–4Welch (5–2)Stottlemyre (4–5)Eckersley (10)49,47121–19
41May 22Athletics4–5Young (2–1)Wills (3–2)Eckersley (11)49,55921–20
42May 23@ Angels4–5Bailes (1–0)Ward (1–2)25,17921–21
43May 24@ Angels3–4 (11)Harvey (2–1)Henke (0–1)24,46021–22
44May 25@ Mariners3–1 (11)Acker (1–1)Swift (2–2)Henke (5)15,33422–22
45May 26@ Mariners11–4Wills (4–2)Holman (6–3)25,00423–22
46May 27@ Mariners5–1Cerutti (2–5)Johnson (3–3)25,85824–22
47May 28@ Athletics1–0Stieb (6–2)Moore (4–4)45,00525–22
48May 29@ Athletics2–1Wells (2–0)Stewart (8–2)Henke (6)25,25526–22
49May 30@ Athletics5–8Burns (1–0)Blair (0–1)Eckersley (14)24,25726–23
June: 15–13 (Home: 6–8; Away: 9–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
50June 1Brewers1–7Higuera (5–1)Stottlemyre (4–6)Crim (3)49,69826–24
51June 2Brewers6–7Fossas (2–3)Wells (2–1)Plesac (10)49,55326–25
52June 3Brewers7–4Stieb (7–2)Knudson (3–3)Henke (7)49,70227–25
53June 5Twins7–3Wells (3–1)Smith (4–5)49,74128–25
54June 6Twins5–12Candelaria (7–1)Blair (0–2)49,65228–26
55June 7Twins10–3Stottlemyre (5–6)Tapani (6–4)49,84529–26
56June 8@ Brewers11–5Gilles (1–0)Crim (2–2)Henke (8)27,02130–26
57June 9@ Brewers7–3Stieb (8–2)Bosio (4–4)46,61231–26
58June 10@ Brewers13–5Wells (4–1)Navarro (2–2)18,09132–26
59June 11@ Brewers1–4Krueger (3–3)Blair (0–3)Plesac (11)17,70132–27
60June 12@ Twins5–4Stottlemyre (6–6)Candelaria (7–2)Ward (5)18,29833–27
61June 13@ Twins10–1Cerutti (3–5)West (2–4)Henke (9)17,08634–27
62June 14@ Twins7–1Stieb (9–2)Anderson (2–9)18,67935–27
63June 15@ Yankees5–4Wells (5–1)Robinson (0–5)Henke (10)31,82736–27
64June 16@ Yankees2–1 (11)Wills (5–2)Mills (0–2)Ward (6)26,06137–27
65June 17@ Yankees8–1Stottlemyre (7–6)LaPoint (4–6)38,17338–27
66June 19Red Sox2–4Kiecker (2–3)Ward (1–3)Murphy (3)49,90738–28
67June 20Red Sox11–0Stieb (10–2)Gardner (1–4)Henke (11)49,85739–28
68June 21Yankees6–7Mills (1–2)Acker (1–2)Righetti (14)49,88339–29
69June 22Yankees7–8 (15)Cadaret (2–4)Blair (0–4)Righetti (15)49,90839–30
70June 23Yankees8–4Stottlemyre (8–6)Leary (3–10)Henke (12)49,85840–30
71June 24Yankees8–3Cerutti (4–5)Cary (4–3)Acker (1)49,80641–30
72June 25@ Red Sox8–10Lamp (1–2)Blair (0–5)Reardon (11)32,59141–31
73June 26@ Red Sox0–3Gardner (2–4)Wells (5–2)Reardon (12)23,24441–32
74June 27@ Red Sox5–9Boddicker (10–3)Key (4–3)Gray (2)32,96141–33
75June 28@ Red Sox3–4Clemens (12–3)Stottlemyre (8–7)Reardon (13)34,54741–34
76June 29Athletics0–5Stewart (10–6)Cerutti (4–6)49,81741–35
77June 30Athletics4–9Welch (13–2)Stieb (10–3)49,86541–36
July: 14–12 (Home: 9–5; Away: 5–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
78July 1Athletics4–3Blair (1–5)Burns (2–2)Henke (13)49,85742–36
79July 2Athletics2–3Moore (6–7)Key (4–4)Eckersley (25)49,85542–37
80July 3Angels5–2Stottlemyre (9–7)Blyleven (7–5)Henke (14)49,83643–37
81July 4Angels4–2Cerutti (5–6)Abbott (5–7)Henke (15)49,83144–37
82July 5Angels9–2Stieb (11–3)McCaskill (6–5)49,83845–37
83July 6Mariners1–0Wells (6–2)Holman (8–7)Henke (16)49,87246–37
84July 7Mariners4–2Key (5–4)Swan (1–2)Ward (7)48,89947–37
85July 8Mariners3–6Young (3–9)Stottlemyre (9–8)49,81647–38
86July 12@ Angels5–0Wells (7–2)McCaskill (6–6)27,36548–38
87July 13@ Angels0–2Abbott (6–7)Stottlemyre (9–9)35,00148–39
88July 14@ Angels7–8Eichhorn (1–4)Ward (1–4)34,44648–40
89July 15@ Angels2–3Finley (12–4)Henke (0–2)31,60948–41
90July 16@ Mariners4–3Key (6–4)Hanson (10–7)Henke (17)24,83349–41
91July 17@ Mariners5–7Jackson (4–3)Ward (1–5)Schooler (24)14,25949–42
92July 18@ Mariners2–5Young (4–10)Stottlemyre (9–10)15,86849–43
93July 20@ Athletics8–6Cerutti (6–6)Young (5–4)Henke (18)40,17150–43
94July 21@ Athletics2–1Stieb (12–3)Sanderson (11–6)Henke (19)43,09751–43
95July 22@ Athletics0–3Moore (9–8)Key (6–5)Honeycutt (4)43,82151–44
96July 24Royals3–5 (13)Farr (8–4)Ward (1–6)49,88451–45
97July 25Royals1–6McGaffigan (1–0)Stottlemyre (9–11)49,85551–46
98July 26Royals7–5Cerutti (7–6)Appier (5–4)Henke (20)49,86252–46
99July 27Rangers1–0Stieb (13–3)Hough (7–7)Henke (21)49,88253–46
100July 28Rangers2–3 (13)Arnsberg (4–1)Wills (5–3)Barfield (1)49,85053–47
101July 29Rangers10–8Acker (2–2)McMurtry (0–1)Candelaria (5)49,85354–47
102July 30@ Orioles9–2Stottlemyre (10–11)Milacki (4–8)Ward (8)43,63855–47
103July 31@ Orioles4–6McDonald (3–0)Cerutti (7–7)Olson (24)37,77155–48
August: 13–16 (Home: 5–8; Away: 8–8)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
104August 1@ Orioles7–4Stieb (14–3)Ballard (1–10)Henke (22)40,62556–48
105August 2@ Rangers4–5 (11)Arnsberg (5–1)Candelaria (7–4)30,81456–49
106August 3@ Rangers1–9Moyer (1–3)Wells (7–3)23,72856–50
107August 4@ Rangers2–3Witt (10–8)Stottlemyre (10–12)35,21156–51
108August 5@ Rangers6–4Cerutti (8–7)Ryan (11–5)Henke (23)41,63557–51
109August 6@ Rangers3–4Hough (9–7)Stieb (14–4)Rogers (11)28,63857–52
110August 7Tigers11–7Key (7–5)Morris (9–14)49,89458–52
111August 8Tigers8–3Wells (8–3)Terrell (0–1)49,89759–52
112August 9Tigers4–5Robinson (9–9)Stottlemyre (10–13)Gleaton (6)49,91159–53
113August 10Twins3–7West (6–7)Cerutti (8–8)49,88859–54
114August 11Twins7–4Stieb (15–4)Leach (2–4)Henke (24)49,87360–54
115August 12Twins4–5Anderson (5–15)Key (7–6)49,89260–55
116August 13@ White Sox4–3Ward (2–6)Thigpen (4–5)Henke (25)28,96161–55
117August 14@ White Sox12–4Stottlemyre (11–13)Hibbard (9–7)24,31462–55
118August 15@ White Sox3–4McDowell (9–6)Candelaria (7–5)Thigpen (38)27,94762–56
119August 17@ Twins5–1Stieb (16–4)Erickson (3–3)Ward (9)28,17363–56
120August 18@ Twins3–0Key (8–6)Anderson (5–16)Henke (26)32,60564–56
121August 19@ Twins9–1Wells (9–3)Guthrie (4–6)29,00465–56
122August 20@ Yankees5–6 (11)Cadaret (5–4)Acker (2–3)21,66165–57
123August 21@ Yankees2–3Cary (5–8)Candelaria (7–6)Guetterman (2)22,31565–58
124August 22@ Yankees2–4Hawkins (4–10)Cerutti (8–9)Righetti (27)25,08865–59
125August 23Red Sox4–3Henke (1–2)Hesketh (0–1)49,91866–59
126August 24Red Sox0–2Kiecker (5–6)Ward (2–7)Gray (5)49,91466–60
127August 25Red Sox0–1Clemens (19–5)Wells (9–4)49,89066–61
128August 26Red Sox0–1Harris (11–5)Stottlemyre (11–14)Gray (6)49,89766–62
129August 27Brewers2–4Higuera (8–6)Acker (2–4)49,89266–63
130August 28Brewers2–6Navarro (5–5)Stieb (16–5)49,87166–64
131August 29Brewers7–3Key (9–6)Knudson (10–7)Ward (10)49,90967–64
132August 31@ Indians12–8Acker (3–4)Swindell (10–8)12,50868–64
September: 17–10 (Home: 10–3; Away: 7–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
133September 1@ Indians8–0Stottlemyre (12–14)Candiotti (13–10)16,54769–64
134September 2@ Indians3–0Stieb (17–5)Black (10–9)23,64070–64
135September 3@ Tigers0–5Terrell (4–2)Key (9–7)33,65870–65
136September 4@ Tigers1–3Gibson (4–4)Ward (2–8)Henneman (20)14,76070–66
137September 5@ Tigers7–3Wells (10–4)Parker (3–2)16,67771–66
138September 7White Sox3–1Stottlemyre (13–14)Pérez (12–13)Henke (27)49,88572–66
139September 8White Sox3–0Stieb (18–5)Fernandez (2–3)Henke (28)49,89873–66
140September 9White Sox6–1Key (10–7)McDowell (12–7)49,87074–66
141September 10@ Royals6–1Wells (11–4)Wagner (0–1)22,15875–66
142September 11@ Royals8–4Wills (6–3)Stottlemyre (0–1)Ward (11)18,49376–66
143September 12@ Royals5–7Gordon (11–10)Stottlemyre (13–15)Davis (6)20,13576–67
144September 13Orioles3–5Mesa (1–2)Stieb (18–6)Olson (31)49,87576–68
145September 14Orioles8–7Blair (2–5)Olson (5–5)49,89377–68
146September 15Orioles4–3Blair (3–5)Schilling (1–2)49,88878–68
147September 16Orioles6–5Henke (2–2)Price (3–4)49,88679–68
148September 17Yankees6–4Cerutti (9–9)Plunk (5–3)Henke (29)49,90280–68
149September 18Yankees3–2Black (12–10)Guetterman (10–7)49,88781–68
150September 19Yankees7–6Key (11–7)Leary (9–19)Henke (30)49,89082–68
151September 21Indians1–2 (13)Valdez (1–1)Wills (6–4)Jones (39)49,89482–69
152September 22Indians2–5Shaw (3–4)Stottlemyre (13–16)Jones (40)49,88382–70
153September 23Indians5–4 (10)Acker (4–4)Ward (1–3)49,90183–70
154September 24@ Brewers9–5Key (12–7)Navarro (7–7)Henke (31)8,76984–70
155September 25@ Brewers4–8Krueger (6–8)Black (12–11)8,57684–71
156September 26@ Brewers0–6Robinson (12–4)Wells (11–5)8,80484–72
157September 28@ Red Sox6–7Reardon (4–3)Henke (2–3)35,73584–73
158September 29@ Red Sox5–7Clemens (21–6)Stottlemyre (13–17)Reardon (20)35,44484–74
159September 30@ Red Sox10–5Key (13–7)Hesketh (0–4)34,40085–74
October: 1–2 (Home: 0–0; Away: 1–2)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
160October 1@ Orioles3–6Mesa (3–2)Wells (11–6)Olson (37)24,44285–75
161October 2@ Orioles2–1Black (13–11)Johnson (13–9)Henke (32)19,78986–75
162October 3@ Orioles2–3Olson (6–5)Henke (2–4)26,91386–76
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Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

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Pos Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
CPat Borders12534699.2861549
1BFred McGriff153557167.3003588
2BManuel Lee11739195.243641
3BKelly Gruber150592162.27431118
SSTony Fernández161635175.276466
LFGeorge Bell142562149.2652186
CFMookie Wilson147588156.265351
RFJunior Félix127463122.2631565
DHJohn Olerud11135895.2651448
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Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting average; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in

More information Player, G ...
Player G AB H Avg. HR RBI
Glenallen Hill8426060.2311232
Greg Myers8725059.236522
Nelson Liriano5017036.212115
Rance Mulliniks579728.289216
Mark Whiten338824.27327
Luis Sojo338018.22519
Kenny Williams497214.19408
Rob Ducey195316.30207
Tom Lawless15121.08301
Jim Eppard651.20000
Ozzie Virgil Jr.350.00000
Carlos Diaz931.33300
Tom Quinlan121.50000
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Pitching

Starting pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

More information Player, G ...
Player G IP W L ERA SO
Dave Stieb33208.21862.93125
Todd Stottlemyre33203.013174.34115
Jimmy Key27154.21374.2588
John Cerutti30140.0994.7649
Mike Flanagan520.1225.315
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Other pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; IP = Innings pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

More information Player, G ...
Player G IP W L ERA SO
David Wells43189.01163.14115
Willie Blair2768.2354.0643
John Candelaria1321.1035.4819
Bud Black315.2214.023
Steve Cummings612.1005.114
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Relief pitchers

Note: G = Games pitched; W = Wins; L = Losses; SV = Saves; ERA = Earned run average; SO = Strikeouts

More information Player, G ...
Player G W L SV ERA SO
Tom Henke6124322.1775
Duane Ward7328113.45112
Jim Acker594413.8354
Frank Wills446404.7372
Paul Kilgus110006.067
Al Leiter40000.005
Bob MacDonald40000.000
Tom Gilles21006.750
Rick Luecken10009.000
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Award winners

All-Star Game

Farm system

See also: Minor League Baseball
More information Level, Team ...
Level Team League Manager
AAA Syracuse Chiefs International League Bob Bailor
AA Knoxville Blue Jays Southern League John Stearns
A Dunedin Blue Jays Florida State League Dennis Holmberg
A Myrtle Beach Blue Jays South Atlantic League Mike Fischlin
A-Short Season St. Catharines Blue Jays New York–Penn League Doug Ault
Rookie Medicine Hat Blue Jays Pioneer League Garth Iorg
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