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1996 Free agent Roger Clemens signs with Toronto Blue Jays
1993 Tor Blue Jays beat Philadelphia Phillies, 4 games to 2, in 89th World Series 1993 Highest scoring World Series game Blue Jays 15, Phillies 14 in 4h14m 1993 A's trade Rickey Henderson to Blue Jays 1993 New York Yankee Mark Hutton is 1st Australian to be a starting pitcher, He beats Angels 5-2; Yankees, Red Sox, Blue Jays 3 way tie for 1st 1992 Toronto Blue Jays beat Atl Braves, 4 games to 2, in 88th World Series 1992 Toronto Blue Jays beats Oakland A's to win their 1st AL pennant 1992 Toronto Blue Jays win AL East title 1992 Brewers beat Blue Jays 22-2 with AL record 31 hits in 9 innings 1992 New York Mets trade David Cone to Toronto Blue Jays for Jeff Kent 1992 Longest 2 undefeated baseball teams to meet (New York Yankees 5-0 vs Toronto Blue Jays 6-0); Yankees score 3 in top of 9th to win 5-2 1991 Toronto Blue Jays clinches AL East title and becomes 1st team to draw 4 million fans 1991 Yankee pitchers pick-off 3 Toronto Blue Jays 1990 Blue Jays trade F McGriff and T Fernandez to SD for R Alomar and J Carter 1990 Brewers-Blue Jays game is delayed 35 minutes due to gnats 1990 A's Dave Stewart no-hits Blue Jays and Dodger's Fernando Valenzuela no-hits St. Louis 6-0, 1st time no-hitters in both leagues 1990 Longest game in Toronto, Yankees beat Blue Jays 8-7 in 15 inns 1989 Toronto Blue Jays wins AL East title 1989 Blue Jays bat out of order against Brewers in 6th inning 1989 Blue Jays Dave Steib's perfect game broken up in 9th with 2 outs by New York Yankee Roberto Kelly 1989 Toronto Blue Jays are 10 games back in AL, and go on to win AL East 1989 1st Baseball game to start outdoors and end indoors, as Toronto Blue Jays stadium closes roof during game at 8:48, and beat Brewers 4-2 1989 Toronto Blue Jays Skydome stadium opens, Mil Brewers win 5-3 1989 Red Sox lead Blue Jays 10-0 in 7th, but lose 12-11 in 12 for Blue Jays 12th consecutive victory at Fenway 1989 Blue Jays fire manager Jimy Williams and replace him with Cito Gaston 1987 Blues Jays lose final 7 games allowing Tigers to win AL pennant 1987 Toronto Blue Jays hit a record 10 home runs vs Baltimore Orioles 1987 Norman Harris, guitarist (O'Jays), dies at 39 of heart failure 1984 Strong winds cause a 30 minnutes delay in Toronto Blue Jays game 1983 Kirk Gibson (Tigers) and Jorge Orta (Blue Jays) hit inside park home runs 1979 Twins John Castino and Jays Alfredo Griffin tie for AL Rookie of Year 1979 California Angels trounce Toronto Blue Jays, 24-2 1977 Orioles forfeit to Blue Jays when manager Earl Weaver pulls team off field in 5th citing hazardous condition (small tarpaulin on bullpen mound) 1977 Blue Jays beat Yankees 19-3 with 20 hits 1977 William Powell, rocker (O'Jays), dies of cancer at 35 1977 Billy Martin pulls Yankee line-up out of a hat, beats Blue Jays 8-6 1977 Toronto Blues Jays 1st game, they beat Chicago 9-5 1973 Tomas Perez, Barquisimeto Venezuela, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1973 Marty Janzen, born in Miami, Florida, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1973 Alex Gonzalez, born in Miami, Florida, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1972 Shawn Green, born in Des Plaines Illinois, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1972 Sandy Martinez, Villa Mella, Dominican Republic, catcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1972 Carlos Delgado, born in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1970 Jeff Ware, born in Norfolk, Virginia, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1970 Paul Spoljaric, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1969 Tim Crabtree, Jackson, Michigan, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1969 Robert Perez, born in Bolivar, Venezuela, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1969 Brad Cornett, U.S. baseball pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1968 Pat Hentgen, born in Detroit, Michigan, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1968 Domingo Cedeno, La Ramona, Dominican Republic, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1968 Paul Quantrill, London Ontario, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1968 John Olerud, born in Seattle, Washington, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1967 Ed Sprague, born in Castro Valley, California, infielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1967 Bill Risley, born in Chicago, Illinois, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1966 Juan Guzman, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1966 Michael Timlin, born in Midland, Texas, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1965 Jacob Brumfield, Bogalusa, Louisiana, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1965 Todd Stottlemyre, Yakima, Washington, pitcher, St. Louis Cardinals, Blue Jays 1965 Erik Hanson, Kinnelon, New Jersey, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1963 Mel Stottlemyre, Jr., pitcher, Toronto Blues Jays 1963 Mike Huff, born in Honolulu, Hawaii, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1963 Tony Castillo, Lara Venezuela, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1963 David Cone, born in Kansas City, Missouri, baseball pitcher, New York Mets/Tor Blue Jays/New York Yankees 1962 Roger Clemens, born in Dayton, Ohio, pitcher for the Red Sox, Blue Jays, Cy Young, MVP 1961 Charlie O'Brien, Tulsa, Oklahoma, catcher, Brewers, Mets, Braves, Blue Jays 1961 Jimmy Key, born in Huntsville, Alabama, pitcher, Blue Jays, New York Yankees, Orioles 1960 Juan Samuel, San Pedro de Macoris, infielder, New York Yankees, Blue Jays 1960 Joe Carter, born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, outfielder for the Toronto Blue Jays 1959 Jesse Barfield, Illinois, outfielder, Blue Jays, Yankees, 1986 home run leader 1959 George Bell, Dominican Republic, outfielder, Blue Jays, 1987 AL MVP 1957 Dave Steib, pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays 1956 Bill Caudill, born in Santa Monica, California, nickname 'Cuffs', baseball player, pitcher, played for American and National League teams, including, Chicago Cubs, Toronto Blue Jays, Oakland Athletics, Seattle Mariners 1951 Dave Winfield, baseball outfielder, New York Yankees, Blue Jays, Twins 1948 Schenectady Blue Jays Tom Lasorda strikes out 25 in 15-inning game 1944 Cito Gaston, MLB manager for the Toronto Blue Jays |
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