1995 Toronto Blue Jays season

The 1995 Toronto Blue Jays season was the franchise's nineteenth season of Major League Baseball. It resulted in the Blue Jays finishing fifth in the American League East with a record of 56 wins and 88 losses.

1 Offseason
2 Regular season
3 Player stats
- 3.1 Batting
  - 3.1.1 Starters by position
  - 3.1.2 Other batters
- 3.2 Pitching
  - 3.2.1 Starting pitchers
  - 3.2.2 Relief pitchers
4 Award winners
5 Farm system
6 References
7 External links

Offseason

October 11, 1994: Dave Righetti was released by the Blue Jays.^[1]
December 5, 1994: Rob Butler was sent by the Blue Jays to the Philadelphia Phillies as part of a conditional deal.^[2]
December 14, 1994: Danny Cox was signed as a free agent by the Blue Jays.^[3]
January 18, 1995: Scott Bailes was released by the Toronto Blue Jays.^[4]

Regular season

Season standings

AL East	W	L	Pct.	GB
Boston Red Sox	86	58	.597	--
New York Yankees *	78	65	.549	7.0
Baltimore Orioles	71	73	.493	15.0
Detroit Tigers	60	84	.417	26.0
Toronto Blue Jays	56	88	.389	30.0

Notable transactions

April 6, 1995: Chris Stynes, David Sinnes (minors), and Tony Medrano (minors) were traded by the Blue Jays to the Kansas City Royals for David Cone.^[5]
April 10, 1995: Danny Darwin was signed as a free agent by the Blue Jays.^[6]
April 12, 1995: Candy Maldonado was signed as a free agent by the Blue Jays.^[7]
April 24, 1995: Frank Viola was signed as a free agent by the Blue Jays.^[8]
April 26, 1995: Aaron Small was traded by the Blue Jays to the Florida Marlins for a player to be named later. The Marlins completed the deal by sending Ernie Delgado (minors) to the Blue Jays on September 19.^[9]
June 1, 1995: 1995 Major League Baseball Draft
- Roy Halladay was drafted by the Blue Jays in the 1st round (17th pick). Player signed June 30, 1995.^[10]
- Ryan Freel was drafted by the Blue Jays in the 10th round.^[11]
July 18, 1995: Danny Darwin was released by the Blue Jays.^[6]
July 25, 1995: Frank Viola was released by the Blue Jays.^[8]
July 28, 1995: David Cone was traded by the Blue Jays to the New York Yankees for Marty Janzen, Jason Jarvis (minors), and Mike Gordon (minors).^[5]
August 1, 1995: Wally Whitehurst was signed as a free agent with the Blue Jays.^[12]
August 31, 1995: Candy Maldonado was sent by the Toronto Blue Jays to the Texas Rangers as part of a conditional deal.^[7]

Roster

1995 Toronto Blue Jays

Roster

Pitchers

Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Other batters

19 Paul Molitor

Manager

43 Cito Gaston

Coaches

3 Bob Bailor (first base)
42 Galen Cisco (pitching)
39 Larry Hisle (hitting)
46 Dennis Holmberg
16 Nick Leyva (third base)
18 Gene Tenace (bench)

Game log

1995 Game Log

April

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 26	Athletics	13–1	Cone (1–0)	Stewart (0–1)		50,426	1–0
2	April 27	Athletics	7–1	Hentgen (1–0)	Darling (0–1)		31,070	2–0
3	April 28	Angels	7 – 6 (10)	Butcher (1–0)	Castillo (0–1)	Smith (1)	36,208	2–1
4	April 29	Angels	3–0	Leiter (1–0)	Sanderson (0–1)	Hall (1)	35,278	3–1
5	April 30	Angels	5–3	Butcher (2–0)	Menhart (0–1)	Smith (2)	35,290	3–2

May

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
6	May 1	Angels	2–0	Boskie (1–0)	Cone (1–1)	Smith (3)	31,303	3–3
7	May 2	White Sox	9–8	Timlin (1–0)	Marquez (0–1)		34,194	4–3
8	May 3	White Sox	8 – 7 (10)	Menhart (1–1)	Hernández (0–1)		33,159	5–3
9	May 5	@ Orioles	9–2	Brown (2–0)	Leiter (1–1)		37,670	5–4
10	May 6	@ Orioles	7–3	Darwin (1–0)	Rhodes (1–1)		40,173	6–4
11	May 7	@ Orioles	6–2	Mussina (1–1)	Cone (1–2)		44,304	6–5
12	May 9	Yankees	9–6	Hentgen (2–0)	McDowell (1–1)		37,291	7–5
13	May 10	Yankees	6 – 4 (11)	Wetteland (1–0)	Williams (0–1)		38,232	7–6
14	May 11	Yankees	12–11	Ausanio (2–0)	Ward (0–1)	Howe (1)	39,370	7–7
15	May 12	@ Brewers	14–5	Ignasiak (2–0)	Darwin (1–1)		12,904	7–8
16	May 13	@ Brewers	10–0	Cone (2–2)	Miranda (1–1)		17,984	8–8
17	May 14	@ Brewers	8–3	Hentgen (3–0)	Eldred (1–1)		13,447	9–8
18	May 15	@ Rangers	12–4	Tewksbury (2–1)	Guzman (0–1)		17,982	9–9
19	May 16	@ Rangers	6–1	Rogers (3–2)	Leiter (1–2)	Burrows (1)	19,014	9–10
20	May 17	@ Rangers	12–7	Gross (1–3)	Darwin (1–2)	Vosberg (1)	18,910	9–11
21	May 19	@ Tigers	4–2	Cone (3–2)	Moore (3–2)		18,558	10–11
22	May 20	@ Tigers	10–6	Doherty (2–2)	Hentgen (3–1)		18,888	10–12
23	May 21	@ Tigers	2–1	Boever (2–0)	Cox (0–1)	Henneman (3)	19,144	10–13
24	May 22	Royals	7–0	Appier (5–1)	Darwin (1–3)		39,255	10–14
25	May 23	Royals	10–6	Timlin (2–0)	Pichardo (0–1)	Hall (2)	35,049	11–14
26	May 24	Royals	8–5	Gordon (2–1)	Cone (3–3)		37,277	11–15
27	May 26	Indians	7–4	Hershiser (3–1)	Hentgen (3–2)	Mesa (7)	47,113	11–16
28	May 27	Indians	3–0	Leiter (2–2)	Plunk (2–1)	Hall (3)	47,143	12–16
29	May 28	Indians	5–4	Nagy (3–1)	Darwin (1–4)	Mesa (8)	42,365	12–17
30	May 29	Tigers	5–4	Cone (4–3)	Moore (4–3)	Timlin (1)	39,294	13–17
31	May 30	Tigers	8–6	Lira (1–3)	Cox (0–2)	Henneman (5)	39,711	13–18
32	May 31	Tigers	5–3	Hentgen (4–2)	Doherty (2–3)		41,232	14–18

June

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
33	June 2	@ Indians	5–0	Leiter (3–2)	Nagy (3–2)	Timlin (2)	41,545	15–18
34	June 3	@ Indians	3–0	Martínez (5–0)	Darwin (1–5)		41,566	15–19
35	June 4	@ Indians	9–8	Tavárez (3–0)	Hall (0–1)		41,688	15–20
36	June 5	@ White Sox	3–2	Abbott (3–2)	Guzman (0–2)	Hernández (9)	22,180	15–21
37	June 6	@ White Sox	6–4	Bere (2–4)	Hentgen (4–3)	Hernández (10)	18,428	15–22
38	June 7	@ White Sox	4–3	Leiter (4–2)	Keyser (0–1)	Timlin (3)	19,749	16–22
–	June 9	@ Royals	Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for September 4
39	June 10	@ Royals	8–2	Appier (8–2)	Darwin (1–6)		20,883	16–23
40	June 11	@ Royals	3 – 2 (10)	Pichardo (3–1)	Hall (0–2)		16,881	16–24
41	June 12	Red Sox	4 – 3 (12)	Timlin (3–0)	Ryan (0–2)		40,171	17–24
42	June 13	Red Sox	11–7	Maddux (1–1)	Hentgen (4–4)		36,297	17–25
43	June 14	Red Sox	5–3	Leiter (5–2)	Wakefield (4–1)	Castillo (1)	37,898	18–25
44	June 16	Rangers	7–3	Tewksbury (5–2)	Darwin (1–7)		38,150	18–26
45	June 17	Rangers	4–3	Cone (5–3)	Rogers (7–3)		45,229	19–26
46	June 18	Rangers	7–2	Guzman (1–2)	Pavlik (4–2)		40,215	20–26
47	June 20	Brewers	5–3	Roberson (3–2)	Hentgen (4–5)	Fetters (6)	39,456	20–27
48	June 21	Brewers	10–9	Wegman (1–3)	Timlin (3–1)	Fetters (7)	40,296	20–28
49	June 22	Brewers	9–0	Sparks (3–2)	Darwin (1–8)		43,490	20–29
50	June 23	@ Yankees	6–2	McDowell (4–4)	Cone (5–4)		24,499	20–30
51	June 24	@ Yankees	10–2	Pérez (5–4)	Guzman (1–3)		28,950	20–31
52	June 25	@ Yankees	8–2	Hitchcock (3–4)	Hentgen (4–6)		26,340	20–32
53	June 26	@ Red Sox	4–3	Belinda (5–0)	Castillo (0–2)		26,716	20–33
54	June 27	@ Red Sox	6 – 5 (11)	Lilliquist (2–1)	Williams (0–2)		30,262	20–34
55	June 28	@ Red Sox	8–4	Cone (6–4)	Smith (2–4)		31,467	21–34
56	June 29	Orioles	5–1	Guzman (2–3)	Fernandez (0–4)		40,173	22–34
57	June 30	Orioles	6–5	Cox (1–2)	Clark (0–1)		38,416	23–34

July

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
58	July 1	Orioles	6–2	Moyer (3–3)	Leiter (5–3)		43,375	23–35
59	July 2	Orioles	9–7	Benítez (1–3)	Crabtree (0–1)	Jones (12)	42,226	23–36
60	July 3	@ Angels	4–2	Langston (7–1)	Cone (6–5)	Smith (20)	17,848	23–37
61	July 4	@ Angels	14–0	Finley (7–6)	Guzman (2–4)		61,292	23–38
62	July 5	@ Angels	6–5	Hentgen (5–6)	Boskie (6–2)	Castillo (2)	14,163	24–38
63	July 6	@ Angels	10–1	Anderson (2–2)	Leiter (5–4)		15,076	24–39
64	July 7	@ Athletics	4–2	Williams (1–2)	Prieto (0–1)	Castillo (3)	14,522	25–39
65	July 8	@ Athletics	9–6	Cone (7–5)	Harkey (4–6)			26–39
66	July 8	@ Athletics	6–3	Eckersley (2–2)	Guzman (2–5)		25,103	26–40
67	July 9	@ Athletics	7–3	Hentgen (6–6)	Darling (2–4)		20,253	27–40
68	July 12	@ Athletics	7–4	Stottlemyre (8–2)	Leiter (5–5)	Eckersley (19)	11,343	27–41
69	July 13	@ Mariners	4–1	Cone (8–5)	Belcher (4–5)	Castillo (4)	18,616	28–41
70	July 14	@ Mariners	5–1	Guzman (3–5)	Bosio (6–4)		14,850	29–41
71	July 15	@ Mariners	3–0	Johnson (10–1)	Hentgen (6–7)		36,037	29–42
72	July 16	@ Mariners	9–3	Hurtado (1–0)	Carmona (1–4)		17,632	30–42
73	July 17	@ Twins	6–3	Leiter (6–5)	Harris (0–3)	Castillo (5)	15,415	31–42
74	July 18	@ Twins	7–0	Cone (9–5)	Tapani (4–11)		16,534	32–42
75	July 19	Angels	10–2	Springer (1–2)	Guzman (3–6)		39,139	32–43
76	July 20	Angels	10–3	Butcher (6–1)	Hentgen (6–8)		37,194	32–44
77	July 21	Mariners	4–3	Hurtado (2–0)	Torres (3–5)	Castillo (6)	36,490	33–44
78	July 22	Mariners	7–2	Belcher (6–5)	Leiter (6–6)		43,483	33–45
79	July 23	Mariners	6–4	Wells (3–3)	Cone (9–6)	Ayala (14)	39,163	33–46
80	July 25	Twins	7–3	Rodriguez (2–3)	Guzman (3–7)		37,609	33–47
81	July 26	Twins	6–2	Hentgen (7–8)	Trombley (1–6)		37,150	34–47
82	July 27	Twins	9–2	Hurtado (3–0)	Harris (0–4)		42,154	35–47
83	July 28	Athletics	3–0	Leiter (7–6)	Van Poppel (1–3)	Castillo (7)	40,461	36–47
84	July 29	Athletics	18–11	Carrara (1–0)	Prieto (1–4)		41,040	37–47
85	July 30	Athletics	11–3	Darling (4–6)	Guzman (3–8)		40,312	37–48
86	July 31	@ Orioles	6–3	Hentgen (8–8)	Moyer (6–4)	Jordan (1)	41,937	38–48

August

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
87	August 1	@ Orioles	12–10	Robinson (1–0)	Jones (0–4)	Castillo (8)	41,394	39–48
88	August 2	@ Orioles	1–0	Mussina (13–5)	Menhart (1–2)		40,023	39–49
89	August 3	@ Orioles	8 – 2 (10)	Jordan (1–0)	Clark (1–2)		43,325	40–49
90	August 4	Red Sox	7–1	Hanson (9–4)	Rogers (0–1)		40,137	40–50
91	August 5	Red Sox	9–3	Cormier (4–2)	Hentgen (8–9)		41,454	40–51
92	August 6	Red Sox	6–4	Eshelman (4–2)	Hurtado (3–1)	Aguilera (20)	38,194	40–52
93	August 7	Red Sox	5 – 4 (10)	Belinda (8–1)	Crabtree (0–2)		42,135	40–53
94	August 8	@ Brewers	6 – 5 (11)	Wegman (5–4)	Rogers (0–2)		18,222	40–54
95	August 9	@ Brewers	12–7	Karl (3–2)	Guzman (3–9)		18,417	40–55
96	August 10	@ Brewers	8–4	Hentgen (9–9)	Sparks (7–6)	Castillo (9)	17,661	41–55
97	August 11	@ Rangers	14–5	Hurtado (4–1)	Pavlik (6–7)		31,269	42–55
98	August 12	@ Rangers	6–3	Witt (1–0)	Leiter (7–7)	McDowell (3)	40,040	42–56
99	August 13	@ Rangers	6–1	Gross (6–11)	Carrara (1–1)		25,308	42–57
100	August 15	@ Tigers	11–5	Bohanon (1–1)	Hentgen (9–10)		19,173	42–58
101	August 16	@ Tigers	7–4	Hurtado (5–1)	Maxcy (4–3)	Castillo (10)	17,551	43–58
102	August 17	@ Tigers	3–0	Leiter (8–7)	Lima (1–4)	Castillo (11)	14,629	44–58
103	August 18	Royals	10–3	Gordon (8–8)	Carrara (1–2)		41,168	44–59
104	August 19	Royals	5 – 4 (13)	Rogers (1–2)	Montgomery (1–2)		40,128	45–59
105	August 20	Royals	4–3	Timlin (4–1)	Olson (1–1)		39,103	46–59
106	August 21	Indians	7–3	Hershiser (11–5)	Hurtado (5–2)	Embree (1)	39,187	46–60
107	August 22	Indians	5–4	Castillo (1–2)	Tavárez (8–2)		39,293	47–60
108	August 23	Indians	6–5	Poole (3–3)	Carrara (1–3)	Mesa (38)	41,169	47–61
109	August 25	White Sox	8–7	Bere (6–11)	Hentgen (9–11)	Hernández (22)	38,684	47–62
110	August 26	White Sox	3–2	Rogers (2–2)	Hernández (2–7)		45,624	48–62
111	August 27	White Sox	2–1	Leiter (9–7)	Righetti (3–2)	Castillo (12)	40,179	49–62
112	August 28	@ Indians	9–1	Ogea (7–3)	Carrara (1–4)		40,283	49–63
113	August 29	@ Indians	4–1	Clark (8–5)	Guzman (3–10)		41,257	49–64
114	August 30	@ Indians	4 – 3 (14)	Assenmacher (6–2)	Castillo (1–3)		41,807	49–65
115	August 31	@ Indians	6 – 4 (10)	Mesa (2–0)	Rogers (2–3)		41,746	49–66

September

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
116	September 1	@ White Sox	5–3	Keyser (4–6)	Leiter (9–8)	Hernández (25)	18,444	49–67
117	September 2	@ White Sox	10–4	Álvarez (7–7)	Ware (0–1)		24,369	49–68
118	September 3	@ White Sox	6–5	Simas (1–0)	Guzman (3–11)	Hernández (26)	23,428	49–69
119	September 4	@ Royals	6–1	Hentgen (10–11)	Gubicza (10–12)	Timlin (4)		50–69
120	September 4	@ Royals	9–7	Magnante (1–1)	Castillo (1–4)	Montgomery (27)	19,905	50–70
121	September 5	@ Royals	9 – 8 (10)	Olson (3–1)	Robinson (1–1)		12,443	50–71
122	September 6	@ Royals	6–2	Leiter (10–8)	Gordon (10–10)		13,030	51–71
123	September 8	Tigers	9–5	Ware (1–1)	Lira (9–10)		36,490	52–71
124	September 9	Tigers	5–2	Bergman (7–8)	Guzman (3–12)	Henry (2)	43,127	52–72
125	September 10	Tigers	5 – 2 (11)	Doherty (5–8)	Timlin (4–2)	Henry (3)	39,255	52–73
126	September 11	Tigers	3 – 2 (10)	Christopher (3–0)	Rogers (2–4)	Bohanon (1)	32,135	52–74
127	September 12	Rangers	6–5	McDowell (6–3)	Leiter (10–9)	Russell (19)	32,178	52–75
128	September 13	Rangers	3 – 2 (11)	Whiteside (5–4)	Timlin (4–3)		32,130	52–76
129	September 14	Rangers	6–1	Witt (3–2)	Guzman (3–13)		32,143	52–77
130	September 15	Brewers	5 – 1 (15)	Kiefer (4–1)	Robinson (1–2)		34,164	52–78
131	September 16	Brewers	5 – 4 (11)	Carrara (2–4)	Wegman (5–7)		43,164	53–78
132	September 17	Brewers	5–0	Leiter (11–9)	Givens (5–5)		38,191	54–78
133	September 18	@ Yankees	9–2	Cone (16–8)	Cox (1–3)		15,224	54–79
134	September 19	@ Yankees	5–3	Pettitte (11–8)	Guzman (3–14)	Wetteland (26)	15,772	54–80
135	September 20	@ Yankees	2–1	Hitchcock (9–10)	Hentgen (10–12)		20,541	54–81
136	September 21	@ Yankees	6–4	Howe (6–3)	Menhart (1–3)	Wetteland (27)	17,766	54–82
–	September 22	@ Red Sox	Postponed (rain) Rescheduled for September 23
137	September 23	@ Red Sox	5–0	Clemens (9–5)	Leiter (11–10)		32,791	54–83
138	September 23	@ Red Sox	8–6	Ware (2–1)	Wakefield (16–6)	Castillo (13)	21,266	55–83
139	September 24	@ Red Sox	2–1	Guzman (4–14)	Aguilera (3–3)	Timlin (5)	32,472	56–83
140	September 26	Orioles	5–0	Mussina (18–9)	Hentgen (10–13)		35,414	56–84
141	September 27	Orioles	7–0	Erickson (13–10)	Menhart (1–4)		35,019	56–85
142	September 29	Yankees	4–3	Pettitte (12–9)	Castillo (1–5)	Wetteland (31)	40,318	56–86
143	September 30	Yankees	6–1	Kamieniecki (7–6)	Leiter (11–11)		49,233	56–87

October

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
144	October 1	Yankees	6–1	Hitchcock (11–10)	Hentgen (10–14)		47,182	56–88

A MLB Players strike, which ended on April 2, resulted in a reduced schedule of 144 games being played in 1995.

Player stats

Batting

Starters by position

Note: Pos = Position; G = Games played; AB = At Bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting Average; HR = Home Runs; RBI = Runs Batted In

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
C	Sandy Martinez	62	191	46	.241	2	25
1B	John Olerud	135	492	143	.291	8	54
2B	Roberto Alomar	130	517	155	.300	13	66
SS	Alex Gonzalez	111	367	89	.243	10	42
3B	Ed Sprague	144	521	127	.244	18	74
LF	Joe Carter	139	558	141	.253	25	76
CF	Devon White	101	427	121	.283	10	53
RF	Shawn Green	121	379	109	.288	15	54
DH	Paul Molitor	130	525	142	.270	15	60

Other batters

Note: G = Games played; AB = At Bats; H = Hits; Avg. = Batting Average; HR = Home Runs; RBI = Runs Batted In

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
C	Lance Parrish	70	178	36	.202	4	22
OF	Candy Maldonado	61	160	43	.269	7	25
CF	Mike Huff	61	138	32	.232	1	9
IF	Domingo Cedeno	51	161	38	.236	4	14
C	Randy Knorr	45	132	28	.212	3	16
SS	Tomas Perez	41	98	24	.245	1	8
UT	Carlos Delgado	37	99	15	.165	3	11
OF	Robert Perez	17	48	9	.188	1	3
OF	Shannon Stewart	12	38	8	.211	0	1
UT	Howard Battle	9	15	3	.200	0	0

Pitching

Starting pitchers

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
David Cone	17	130.1	9	6	3.38	102
Al Leiter	28	183.0	11	11	3.64	153
Paul Menhart	21	78.2	1	4	4.92	50
Pat Hentgen	30	200.2	10	14	5.11	135
Edwin Hurtado	14	77.2	5	2	5.45	33
Jeff Ware	5	26.1	2	1	5.47	18
Juan Guzman	24	135.1	4	14	6.32	94
Giovanni Carrara	12	48.2	2	4	7.21	27
Danny Darwin	13	65.0	1	8	7.62	36

Relief pitchers

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO
Mike Timlin	31	4	3	5	2.14	36
Tim Crabtree	31	0	2	0	3.09	21
Tony Castillo	55	1	5	13	3.22	38
Ken Robinson	21	1	2	0	3.69	31
Woody Williams	23	1	2	0	3.69	41
Darren Hall	17	0	2	3	4.41	11
Jimmy Rogers	19	2	4	0	5.70	13
Ricardo Jordan	15	1	0	1	6.60	10
Danny Cox	24	1	4	0	7.40	38
Brad Cornett	5	0	0	0	9.00	4
Duane Ward	4	0	1	0	27.00	3

Award winners

Roberto Alomar, Gold Glove Award
Devon White, Gold Glove Award

All-Star Game

Roberto Alomar, 2B

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Farm system

Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Syracuse Chiefs	International League	Bob Didier and Richie Hebner
AA	Knoxville Smokies	Southern League	Garth Iorg
A	Dunedin Blue Jays	Florida State League	Jim Nettles
A	Hagerstown Suns	South Atlantic League	Omar Malave
Short-Season A	St. Catharines Blue Jays	New York–Penn League	J. J. Cannon
Rookie	GCL Blue Jays	Gulf Coast League	Rocket Wheeler
Rookie	Medicine Hat Blue Jays	Pioneer League	Darren Balsley

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References

External links

1995 Toronto Blue Jays team page at Baseball Reference
1995 Toronto Blue Jays team page at www.baseball-almanac.com

1995 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Toronto

AL Central	Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee Minnesota

AL West	California Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Atlanta Florida Montréal New York Philadelphia

NL Central	Chicago Cincinnati Houston Pittsburgh St. Louis

NL West	Colorado Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

Toronto Blue Jays

Based in Toronto, Ontario

The franchise

Ballparks

Exhibition Stadium
Rogers Centre
Spring training: Grant Field
Florida Auto Exchange Stadium

Culture

Rivalries

Pearson Cup

Retired numbers

Key personnel

Owner: Rogers Communications
President & CEO: Paul Beeston
General Manager: Alex Anthopoulos
Manager: John Gibbons

World Series championships (2)

1992
1993

American League pennants (2)

1992
1993

Division titles

Eastern:
- 1985
- 1989
- 1991
- 1992
- 1993
Wild Card: none

Minors

Seasons (38)

1970s	1977 • 1978 • 1979

1980s	1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989

1990s	1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999

2000s	2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009

2010s	2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014

Preceded by 1994 Toronto Blue Jays season	1995 Toronto Blue Jays Season 1995	Succeeded by 1996 Toronto Blue Jays season

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