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The2002Toronto Blue Jays season was the franchise's 26th season ofMajor League Baseball. It resulted in the Blue Jays finishing third in theAmerican League East with a record of 78 wins and 84 losses.

Transactions

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Transactions by the Toronto Blue Jays during the off-season before the 2002 season.^[1]

October 2001

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October 15	Jason Dickson granted free agency (signed withTampa Bay Devil Rays to a contract on November 14, 2001). Aaron Holbert granted free agency (signed withSeattle Mariners to a contract on January 30, 2002). Izzy Molina granted free agency (signed withBaltimore Orioles to a contract on November 20, 2001).
October 19	Kevin Beirne granted free agency (signed withLos Angeles Dodgers to a contract on December 3, 2001). Matt DeWitt granted free agency (signed withSan Diego Padres to a contract on December 18, 2001). Ryan Freel granted free agency (signed withTampa Bay Devil Rays to a contract on November 8, 2001).

November 2001

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November 5	Tony Fernández granted free agency. Jeff Frye granted free agency (signed withCincinnati Reds to a contract on March 25, 2002).
November 20	Brian Simmons selected off of waivers by theChicago White Sox.

December 2001

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December 7	AcquiredEric Hinske andJustin Miller from theOakland Athletics forBilly Koch.
December 10	AcquiredFélix Heredia and a player to be named later (Jim Deschaine on December 13, 2001) from theChicago Cubs forAlex Gonzalez.
December 12	ReleasedAlberto Castillo.
December 13	DraftedCorey Thurman from theKansas City Royals in the 2001 MLBRule 5 draft. AcquiredLuke Prokopec andChad Ricketts from theLos Angeles Dodgers forCésar Izturis andPaul Quantrill.
December 18	Signed free agentBrian Lesher from theMilwaukee Brewers to a one-year, $245,000 contract. Signed free agentChad Mottola from theFlorida Marlins to a one-year contract. Signed free agentChris Peters from theNew York Yankees to a contract.
December 22	Luis Lopez selected off of waivers by theOakland Athletics.

January 2002

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January 2	AcquiredTom Wilson from theOakland Athletics forMike Kremblas.
January 17	AcquiredBrian Cooper from theAnaheim Angels forBrad Fullmer. Re-signedKelvim Escobar to a one-year, $2.3 million contract. Re-signedShannon Stewart to a one-year, $4.25 million contract.

February 2002

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February 6	Signed free agentDave Berg from theFlorida Marlins to a one-year, $450,000 contract.
February 10	Signed free agentKen Huckaby from theArizona Diamondbacks to a contract.
February 14	Signed free agentPedro Swann from theAtlanta Braves to a contract.

March 2002

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March 27	Chris Latham selected off of waivers by theNew York Mets.
March 29	ReleasedChris Peters.
March 30	Signed free agentSimon Pond from theCleveland Indians to a contract.

Regular season

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Summary

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The Blue Jays started the 2002 season with slow progress in performance.Buck Martinez was fired about a third of the way through the season, with a 20–33 record. He was replaced by third base coachCarlos Tosca, an experienced minor league manager. They went 58–51 under Tosca to finish the season 78–84.Roy Halladay, a talented but inconsistent prospect who was no more than a fifth starter who alternated between Toronto and Triple-A during his first three seasons, was relied on as the team's ace and rose to the challenge being the team's top pitcher, finishing the season with a 19–7 record and a 2.93 ERA. The hitters were led once again byCarlos Delgado. Ricciardi was credited for dumpingRaúl Mondesí in mid-season to theNew York Yankees to free up his salary, which in turn was used for the off-season signing ofMike Bordick,Frank Catalanotto andTanyon Sturtze. Promising young players were assigned to key roles, including startingthird baseman Eric Hinske (who later won theRookie of the Year Award for this year) and 23-year-oldcentre fielder Vernon Wells, who had his first 100 RBI season replacing Mondesi. Another bright young player wasJosh Phelps, a former catcher turned designated hitter, who hit 15 home runs.

Opening Day starters

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Season standings

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Team	W	L	Pct.	GB	Home	Road
New York Yankees	103	58	.640	—	52‍–‍28	51‍–‍30
Boston Red Sox	93	69	.574	10½	42‍–‍39	51‍–‍30
Toronto Blue Jays	78	84	.481	25½	42‍–‍39	36‍–‍45
Baltimore Orioles	67	95	.414	36½	34‍–‍47	33‍–‍48
Tampa Bay Devil Rays	55	106	.342	48	30‍–‍51	25‍–‍55

American League Wild Card

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Division leaders
Team	W	L	Pct.
New York Yankees	103	58	.640
Minnesota Twins	94	67	.584
Oakland Athletics	103	59	.636

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Wild Card team
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Team	W	L	Pct.	GB
Anaheim Angels	99	63	.611	—
Boston Red Sox	93	69	.574	6
Seattle Mariners	93	69	.574	6
Chicago White Sox	81	81	.500	18
Toronto Blue Jays	78	84	.481	21
Cleveland Indians	74	88	.457	25
Texas Rangers	72	90	.444	27
Baltimore Orioles	67	95	.414	32
Kansas City Royals	62	100	.383	37
Detroit Tigers	55	106	.342	43½
Tampa Bay Devil Rays	55	106	.342	43½

Record vs. opponents

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2002 American League record Source:MLB Standings Grid – 2002 v t e
Team	ANA	BAL	BOS	CWS	CLE	DET	KC	MIN	NYY	OAK	SEA	TB	TEX	TOR	NL
Anaheim	—	7–2	3–4	6–3	6–3	8–1	6–3	4–5	3–4	9–11	9–10	8–1	12–7	7–2	11–7
Baltimore	2–7	—	6–13	3–4	1–5	2–4	7–0	5–1	6–13	4–5	5–4	10–9	3–6	4–15	9–9
Boston	4–3	13–6	—	2–4	5–4	5–4	4–2	3–3	9–10	6–3	4–5	16–3	4–3	13–6	5–13
Chicago	3–6	4–3	4–2	—	9–10	12–7	11–8	8–11	2–4	2–7	5–4	4–3	5–4	4–2	8–10
Cleveland	3–6	5–1	4–5	10–9	—	10–9	9–10	8–11	3–6	2–5	3–4	4–2	4–5	3–3	6–12
Detroit	1–8	4–2	4–5	7–12	9–10	—	9–10	4–14	1–8	1–6	2–5	2–4	5–4	0–6	6–12
Kansas City	3–6	0–7	2–4	8–11	10–9	10–9	—	5–14	1–5	1–8	3–6	4–2	7–2	3–4	5–13
Minnesota	5–4	1–5	3–3	11–8	11–8	14–4	14–5	—	0–6	3–6	5–4	5–2	6–3	6–1	10–8
New York	4–3	13–6	10–9	4–2	6–3	8–1	5–1	6–0	—	5–4	4–5	13–5	4–3	10–9	11–7
Oakland	11–9	5–4	3–6	7–2	5–2	6–1	8–1	6–3	4–5	—	8–11	8–1	13–6	3–6	16–2
Seattle	10–9	4–5	5–4	4–5	4–3	5–2	6–3	4–5	5–4	11–8	—	5–4	13–7	6–3	11–7
Tampa Bay	1–8	9–10	3–16	3–4	2–4	4–2	2–4	2–5	5–13	1–8	4–5	—	4–5	8–11	7–11
Texas	7–12	6–3	3–4	4–5	5–4	4–5	2–7	3–6	3–4	6–13	7–13	5–4	—	8–1	9–9
Toronto	2–7	15–4	6–13	2–4	3–3	6–0	4–3	1–6	9–10	6–3	3–6	11–8	1–8	—	9–9

Transactions

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Transactions for the Toronto Blue Jays during the 2002 regular season.^[2]

April 2002

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April 24

Player rights ofAlfredo Aceves sold toLeones de Yucatán of theMexican League.

May 2002

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May 3	SelectedPete Walker off of waivers from theNew York Mets.
May 10	ReleasedHomer Bush.
May 15	SentPedro Borbón Jr. to theHouston Astros as part of a conditional deal.
May 26	AcquiredCliff Politte from thePhiladelphia Phillies forDan Plesac.

June 2002

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June 21

Signed free agentScott Winchester from theMontreal Expos to a one-year contract.

July 2002

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July 1

AcquiredScott Wiggins from theNew York Yankees forRaúl Mondesí.

August 2002

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August 8	Scott Eyre selected off of waivers by theSan Francisco Giants.
August 30	SelectedJason Kershner off of waivers from theSan Diego Padres.

September 2002

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September 30

ReleasedBrian Cooper.

2002 draft picks

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Source^[3]

The2002 MLB draft was held on June 4–5.

Round	Pick	Player	Position	College/School	Signed

1	14	Russ Adams	SS	North Carolina	2002–06–07
2	55	Dave Bush	RHP	Wake Forest	2002–06–04
3	86	Justin Maureau	LHP	Wichita State	–
4	110	Adam Peterson	RHP	Wichita State	2002–06–11
5	146	Chad Pleiness	RHP	Central Michigan	–
6	176	Jason Perry	OF	Georgia Tech	2002–06–22
7	206	Brian Grant	RHP	C.B. Aycock High School (NC)	–
8	236	Chris Leonard	LHP	Miami (FL)	–
9	266	Russ Savickas	RHP	Johnston High School	–
10	296	Eric Arnold	2B	Rice	–

Roster

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2002 Toronto Blue Jays
Roster
Pitchers 51Pedro Borbón Jr. 37Brian Bowles 26Chris Carpenter 40Scott Cassidy 38Pasqual Coco 50Brian Cooper 45Kelvim Escobar 29Scott Eyre 36Bob File 32Roy Halladay 43Mark Hendrickson 49Félix Heredia 46Jason Kershner 21Esteban Loaiza 28Brandon Lyon 34Justin Miller 39Steve Parris 19Dan Plesac 19Cliff Politte 44Luke Prokopec 53Mike Smith 35Corey Thurman 41Pete Walker 57Scott Wiggins		Catchers 29Kevin Cash 9Darrin Fletcher 20Ken Huckaby 17Josh Phelps 15Tom Wilson Infielders 2Dave Berg 18Homer Bush 25Carlos Delgado 11Eric Hinske 3Orlando Hudson 6Joe Lawrence 7Felipe López 5Chris Woodward		Outfielders 23José Cruz Jr. 31Brian Lesher 43Raúl Mondesí 24Shannon Stewart 8Pedro Swann 10Vernon Wells 54Jayson Werth 16DeWayne Wise		Manager 13Buck Martinez 14Carlos Tosca Coaches 56Mike Barnett (hitting) 53Mark Connor (pitching) 16Garth Iorg (first base) 58John Gibbons (first base) 47Gil Patterson (bullpen) 4Cookie Rojas (bench) 14Carlos Tosca (third base) 55Brian Butterfield (third base)

2002 Toronto Blue Jays

Roster

Pitchers

Catchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

13Buck Martinez
14Carlos Tosca

Coaches

56Mike Barnett (hitting)
53Mark Connor (pitching)
16Garth Iorg (first base)
58John Gibbons (first base)
47Gil Patterson (bullpen)
4Cookie Rojas (bench)
14Carlos Tosca (third base)
55Brian Butterfield (third base)

Game log

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2002 Game Log

April: 8–16 (Home: 3–8; Away: 5–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
1	April 1	@Red Sox	12–11	Escobar (1–0)	Urbina (0–1)		33,520	1–0
--	April 3	@Red Sox	Postponed (rain)Rescheduled for July 2
2	April 4	Twins	7–2	Halladay (1–0)	Mays (0–1)		47,469	2–0
3	April 5	Twins	4–3	Reed (1–0)	Lyon (0–1)	Guardado (3)	15,784	2–1
4	April 6	Twins	7–5	Hawkins (1–0)	Eyre (0–1)	Guardado (4)	18,947	2–2
5	April 7	Twins	10–6	Radke (1–0)	Cooper (0–1)		21,071	2–3
6	April 8	Yankees	16–3	Wells (2–0)	Prokopec (0–1)		16,073	2–4
7	April 9	Yankees	5–2	Mussina (2–0)	Plesac (0–1)	Rivera (4)	18,003	2–5
8	April 10	Yankees	9–7	Borbón (1–0)	Lilly (0–1)	Escobar (1)	19,124	3–5
9	April 11	Yankees	11–3	Eyre (1–1)	Clemens (1–2)		20,091	4–5
10	April 12	@Devil Rays	14–7	Miller (1–0)	Rupe (1–1)		11,058	5–5
11	April 13	@Devil Rays	5–4	Prokopec (1–1)	Sturtze (0–2)	Escobar (2)	11,143	6–5
12	April 14	@Devil Rays	5–4(10)	Yan (1–0)	Coco (0–1)		11,222	6–6
13	April 16	Red Sox	14–3	Castillo (1–0)	Lyon (0–2)	Arrojo (1)	16,069	6–7
14	April 17	Red Sox	10–3	Oliver (2–0)	Eyre (1–2)		16,572	6–8
15	April 19	@Yankees	6–5	Rivera (1–1)	File (0–1)		36,136	6–9
16	April 20	@Yankees	5–4(10)	Plesac (1–1)	Mendoza (0–2)		39,265	7–9
17	April 21	@Yankees	9–2	Clemens (2–2)	Carpenter (0–1)		43,309	7–10
18	April 23	@Rangers	2–1	Lyon (1–2)	Valdez (1–3)	Escobar (3)	20,472	8–10
19	April 24	@Rangers	3–2	Rogers (2–0)	Prokopec (1–2)	Irabu (2)	21,072	8–11
20	April 25	@Rangers	11–9	Van Poppel (1–0)	Plesac (1–2)	Irabu (3)	24,162	8–12
21	April 26	@Angels	4–0	Appier (2–1)	Smith (0–1)	Percival (3)	25,296	8–13
22	April 27	@Angels	11–4	Sele (1–2)	Borbón (1–1)		29,112	8–14
23	April 28	@Angels	8–5(14)	Lukasiewicz (1–0)	Borbón (1–2)		25,073	8–15
24	April 30	Rangers	10–3	Rogers (3–0)	Prokopec (1–3)		12,571	8–16

May: 10–17 (Home: 5–12; Away: 5–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
25	May 1	Rangers	8–1	Burba (2–0)	Halladay (1–1)		13,055	8–17
26	May 2	Rangers	5–3	Bell (2–0)	Smith (0–2)	Irabu (6)	13,011	8–18
27	May 3	Angels	6–4	Sele (2–2)	Lyon (1–3)	Percival (4)	13,183	8–19
28	May 4	Angels	4–1	Miller (2–0)	Schoeneweis (1–4)	Escobar (4)	20,558	9–19
29	May 5	Angels	8–2	Ortiz (3–3)	Prokopec (1–4)		24,046	9–20
30	May 7	@Mariners	4–1	Halladay (2–1)	Baldwin (3–2)	Escobar (5)	34,500	10–20
31	May 8	@Mariners	5–4(10)	Sasaki (2–0)	Eyre (1–3)		35,190	10–21
32	May 9	@Mariners	8–7(11)	Franklin (3–1)	Thurman (0–1)		37,734	10–22
33	May 10	@Athletics	6–2	Prokopec (2–4)	Mulder (2–2)		10,824	11–22
34	May 11	@Athletics	7–4	Zito (3–2)	Miller (2–1)		21,115	11–23
35	May 12	@Athletics	11–4	Halladay (3–1)	Lidle (1–5)	Walker (1)	19,519	12–23
36	May 14	Mariners	6–3	Loaiza (1–0)	García (4–3)	Escobar (6)	14,308	13–23
37	May 15	Mariners	8–6	Rhodes (2–1)	Escobar (1–1)	Sasaki (9)	17,012	13–24
38	May 16	Mariners	15–2	Piñeiro (4–0)	Prokopec (2–5)		14,280	13–25
39	May 17	Athletics	7–1	Halladay (4–1)	Mulder (2–3)		14,061	14–25
40	May 18	Athletics	6–3	Miller (3–1)	Fyhrie (1–3)	Escobar (7)	17,846	15–25
41	May 19	Athletics	11–0	Loaiza (2–0)	Hudson (3–6)		23,408	16–25
42	May 20	@Yankees	6–3	Mendoza (1–2)	Heredia (0–1)	Rivera (14)	30,657	16–26
43	May 21	@Yankees	4–1	Mussina (6–2)	Prokopec (2–6)	Karsay (1)	26,531	16–27
44	May 22	@Yankees	8–3	Halladay (5–1)	Hernández (0–1)		44,284	17–27
45	May 24	Indians	5–2	Drese (5–3)	Miller (3–2)	Wickman (10)	16,385	17–28
46	May 25	Indians	3–0	Sabathia (4–4)	Loaiza (2–1)	Wickman (11)	21,589	17–29
47	May 26	Indians	3–1	Colón (6–3)	Prokopec (2–7)		22,380	17–30
48	May 27	Red Sox	8–6	Castillo (3–5)	Halladay (5–2)	Urbina (16)	14,108	17–31
49	May 28	Red Sox	6–4	Wakefield (2–1)	Escobar (1–2)	Urbina (17)	13,075	17–32
50	May 29	Red Sox	7–4	Burkett (6–0)	Cassidy (0–1)	Fossum (1)	17,875	17–33
51	May 31	@Tigers	4–2	Loaiza (3–1)	Bernero (1–1)	Escobar (8)	28,578	18–33

June: 15–12 (Home: 9–4; Away: 6–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
52	June 1	@Tigers	4–1(11)	Politte (1–0)	Patterson (0–1)	Escobar (9)	19,581	19–33
53	June 2	@Tigers	7–6	Halladay (6–2)	Weaver (4–7)	Escobar (10)	21,399	20–33
54	June 3	Devil Rays	6–1	Walker (1–0)	Sturtze (0–7)		13,002	21–33
55	June 4	Devil Rays	3–1	Miller (4–2)	Wilson (2–4)	Escobar (11)	13,162	22–33
56	June 5	Devil Rays	8–6	Álvarez (1–1)	Loaiza (3–2)		13,643	22–34
57	June 6	Devil Rays	5–4	Escobar (2–2)	Harper (2–3)		24,069	23–34
58	June 7	Rockies	8–0	Halladay (7–2)	Hampton (3–7)		20,032	24–34
59	June 8	Rockies	3–1	Walker (2–0)	Thomson (6–5)	Escobar (12)	21,298	25–34
60	June 9	Rockies	3–2	Escobar (3–2)	Jiménez (1–4)		20,328	26–34
61	June 10	Giants	6–5	Thurman (1–1)	Rueter (7–4)	Escobar (13)	18,081	27–34
62	June 11	Giants	9–2	Jensen (6–5)	Lyon (1–4)		20,228	27–35
63	June 12	Giants	6–3	Hernández (6–6)	Halladay (7–3)	Nen (17)	21,106	27–36
64	June 14	@Expos	8–2	Ohka (6–3)	Miller (4–3)		7,557	27–37
65	June 15	@Expos	9–3	Day (1–0)	Loaiza (3–3)		12,474	27–38
66	June 16	@Expos	6–5	Stewart (3–1)	Escobar (3–3)		15,425	27–39
67	June 18	@Dodgers	2–1	Halladay (8–3)	Ashby (6–6)		24,991	28–39
68	June 19	@Dodgers	5–2	Ishii (11–2)	Miller (4–4)	Gagné (24)	31,429	28–40
69	June 20	@Dodgers	2–1	Pérez (8–3)	Loaiza (3–4)	Gagné (25)	24,977	28–41
70	June 21	@Diamondbacks	4–3	Kim (3–0)	Escobar (3–4)		34,263	28–42
71	June 22	@Diamondbacks	6–3	Carpenter (1–1)	Batista (4–4)		39,018	29–42
72	June 23	@Diamondbacks	9–3	Halladay (9–3)	Anderson (2–7)		36,247	30–42
73	June 25	@Devil Rays	20–11	Walker (3–0)	Sosa (0–1)		10,380	31–42
74	June 26	@Devil Rays	4–2	Sturtze (1–8)	Parris (0–1)	Yan (10)	10,154	31–43
75	June 27	@Devil Rays	6–4	Harper (3–3)	Politte (1–1)	Yan (11)	10,328	31–44
76	June 28	Expos	2–1	Armas (8–7)	Halladay (9–4)	Stewart (9)	20,848	31–45
77	June 29	Expos	5–4(10)	Escobar (4–4)	Herges (2–2)		24,344	32–45
78	June 30	Expos	7–5	Eyre (2–3)	Lloyd (2–3)	Escobar (14)	24,965	33–45

July: 13–14 (Home: 8–3; Away: 5–11)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
79	July 1	@Red Sox	4–0	Martínez (10–2)	Parris (0–2)		33,005	33–46
80	July 2	@Red Sox	2–1	Banks (2–0)	Eyre (2–4)	Embree (1)	32,993	33–47
81	July 2	@Red Sox	6–4	Kim (2–0)	Smith (0–3)	Embree (2)	32,902	33–48
82	July 3	@Red Sox	5–2	Gomes (1–0)	Politte (1–2)	Urbina (22)	31,777	33–49
83	July 4	@Red Sox	9–5	Lowe (12–4)	Heredia (0–2)		32,086	33–50
84	July 5	@Yankees	6–3	Hernández (5–2)	Loaiza (3–5)	Rivera (21)	46,788	33–51
85	July 6	@Yankees	8–3	Parris (1–2)	Pettitte (2–3)		55,005	34–51
86	July 7	@Yankees	10–6	Weaver (7–8)	Thurman (1–2)		46,922	34–52
87	July 11	Red Sox	10–3	Burkett (8–3)	Walker (3–1)		19,494	34–53
88	July 12	Red Sox	5–0	Halladay (10–4)	Lowe (12–5)		20,185	35–53
89	July 13	Red Sox	4–1	Carpenter (2–1)	Castillo (5–10)		28,112	36–53
90	July 14	Red Sox	6–5	Escobar (5–4)	Urbina (0–4)		24,140	37–53
91	July 15	Yankees	8–5	Parris (2–2)	Hernández (5–3)	Escobar (15)	25,371	38–53
92	July 16	Yankees	7–6	Karsay (4–4)	Politte (1–3)	Rivera (23)	27,197	38–54
93	July 17	Orioles	7–1	Halladay (11–4)	Johnson (3–7)		17,015	39–54
94	July 18	Orioles	5–4	Carpenter (3–1)	Driskill (6–3)	Escobar (16)	17,004	40–54
95	July 19	Devil Rays	11–8	Loaiza (4–5)	Creek (2–1)	Escobar (17)	16,985	41–54
96	July 20	Devil Rays	12–10	Parris (3–2)	de los Santos (0–1)	Escobar (18)	24,449	42–54
97	July 21	Devil Rays	7–5	Sosa (1–2)	Walker (3–2)	Yan (12)	21,442	42–55
98	July 22	@Orioles	6–3	Halladay (12–4)	Johnson (3–8)	Escobar (19)	27,235	43–55
--	July 23	@Orioles	Postponed (rain)Rescheduled for August 24
99	July 24	@Orioles	5–2	Carpenter (4–1)	Driskill (6–4)	Politte (1)	30,961	44–55
100	July 26	@Twins	10–5	Fiore (9–2)	Prokopec (2–8)		25,049	44–56
101	July 27	@Twins	5–4(10)	Wells (1–1)	Escobar (5–5)		40,306	44–57
102	July 28	@Twins	4–0	Santana (5–2)	Loaiza (4–6)		30,554	44–58
103	July 29	@Royals	4–1	Byrd (14–7)	Carpenter (4–2)		14,759	44–59
104	July 30	@Royals	13–4	Walker (4–2)	Asencio (2–4)		13,066	45–59
105	July 31	@Royals	9–2	Parris (4–2)	Sedlacek (1–2)		13,461	46–59

August: 13–17 (Home: 7–9; Away: 6–8)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
106	August 1	@Royals	3–2	Halladay (13–4)	Hernández (1–1)	Escobar (20)	12,669	47–59
107	August 2	Orioles	9–8	Ryan (2–0)	Escobar (5–6)	Julio (21)	19,052	47–60
108	August 3	Orioles	8–4	Driskill (7–5)	Carpenter (4–3)		17,534	47–61
109	August 4	Orioles	5–4	Heredia (1–2)	Ryan (2–1)	Escobar (21)	17,637	48–61
110	August 5	Orioles	7–1	Parris (5–2)	López (12–4)		15,245	49–61
111	August 6	Mariners	14–12	Halladay (14–4)	Baldwin (7–8)	Escobar (22)	25,392	50–61
112	August 7	Mariners	5–4(10)	Sasaki (3–5)	Prokopec (2–9)		27,733	50–62
113	August 8	Mariners	3–1	Moyer (12–4)	Carpenter (4–4)	Nelson (1)	25,486	50–63
114	August 9	Angels	5–4	Walker (5–2)	Ortiz (9–9)	Escobar (23)	18,728	51–63
115	August 10	Angels	11–4	Lackey (4–2)	Parris (5–3)		25,118	51–64
116	August 11	Angels	1–0	Washburn (15–3)	Halladay (14–5)	Percival (27)	34,013	51–65
117	August 12	@Athletics	2–1	Loaiza (5–6)	Harang (4–3)	Escobar (24)	14,178	52–65
118	August 13	@Athletics	5–4	Zito (16–5)	Carpenter (4–5)	Koch (29)	17,466	52–66
119	August 14	@Athletics	4–2	Hudson (9–9)	Walker (5–3)	Koch (30)	40,528	52–67
120	August 16	@Rangers	6–5	Kolb (3–1)	Escobar (5–7)		31,194	52–68
121	August 17	@Rangers	9–5	Reyes (1–0)	Parris (5–4)		30,426	52–69
122	August 18	@Rangers	10–7	Myette (2–4)	Loaiza (5–7)		20,214	52–70
123	August 19	Royals	2–0	Walker (6–3)	Byrd (14–9)	Escobar (25)	16,218	53–70
124	August 20	Royals	6–5(12)	Affeldt (2–4)	Cassidy (0–2)	Hernández (22)	20,002	53–71
125	August 21	Royals	7–4	Sedlacek (3–3)	Halladay (14–6)	Hernández (23)	25,304	53–72
126	August 23	@Orioles	11–7	Brock (2–1)	Cassidy (0–3)	Ryan (1)	32,955	53–73
127	August 24	@Orioles	4–1	Walker (7–3)	Driskill (8–7)	Escobar (26)	25,880	54–73
128	August 24	@Orioles	8–3	Loaiza (6–7)	Bauer (6–5)		30,498	55–73
129	August 25	@Orioles	5–2	Miller (5–4)	Johnson (4–10)	Escobar (27)	30,812	56–73
130	August 26	@White Sox	8–4	Thurman (2–2)	Parque (1–4)		15,760	57–73
131	August 27	@White Sox	8–4(10)	Osuna (7–2)	Cassidy (0–4)		12,185	57–74
132	August 28	@White Sox	8–0	Garland (9–10)	Parris (5–5)		12,972	57–75
133	August 29	Yankees	7–4	Loaiza (7–7)	Clemens (11–5)		32,679	58–75
134	August 30	Yankees	9–7	Weaver (8–11)	Walker (7–4)	Karsay (8)	24,301	58–76
135	August 31	Yankees	5–1	Miller (6–4)	Hernández (7–4)		36,021	59–76

September: 19–8 (Home: 10–3; Away: 9–5)

#	Date	Opponent	Score	Win	Loss	Save	Attendance	Record
136	September 1	Yankees	7–6	Halladay (15–6)	Wells (15–7)	Escobar (28)	32,577	60–76
137	September 2	White Sox	5–3	Garland (10–10)	Thurman (2–3)	Marte (8)	18,373	60–77
138	September 3	White Sox	5–4	Rauch (1–1)	Loaiza (7–8)	Marte (9)	14,427	60–78
139	September 4	White Sox	6–2	Walker (8–4)	Wright (10–12)		21,122	61–78
140	September 5	@Red Sox	5–4	Miller (7–4)	Hermanson (1–1)	Escobar (29)	30,021	62–78
141	September 6	@Red Sox	7–2	Wakefield (9–5)	Halladay (15–7)		31,847	62–79
142	September 7	@Red Sox	4–1	Fossum (4–3)	Bowles (0–1)	Urbina (31)	31,591	62–80
143	September 8	@Red Sox	9–4	Loaiza (8–8)	Castillo (5–14)		31,344	63–80
144	September 9	@Indians	11–9	Bowles (1–1)	Sadler (1–1)	Escobar (30)	28,567	64–80
145	September 10	@Indians	5–4	Bowles (2–1)	Wohlers (2–4)	Escobar (31)	24,312	65–80
146	September 11	@Indians	6–5(11)	Cassidy (1–4)	Elder (0–1)	Kershner (1)	26,609	66–80
147	September 13	Devil Rays	5–2	Halladay (16–7)	Brazelton (0–1)	Escobar (32)	14,257	67–80
148	September 14	Devil Rays	8–4	Hendrickson (1–0)	Sturtze (3–17)	Escobar (33)	22,155	68–80
149	September 15	Devil Rays	7–4	Kennedy (8–11)	Loaiza (8–9)	Yan (18)	16,513	68–81
150	September 16	@Orioles	2–0	Walker (9–4)	Ponson (7–7)	Escobar (34)	20,279	69–81
151	September 17	@Orioles	10–4	Stephens (2–4)	Miller (7–5)		20,486	69–82
152	September 18	@Orioles	2–1	Halladay (17–7)	Douglass (0–4)	Escobar (35)	20,928	70–82
153	September 19	@Orioles	9–3	Hendrickson (2–0)	López (15–8)		24,162	71–82
154	September 20	@Devil Rays	11–7	Sturtze (4–17)	Loaiza (8–10)		12,682	71–83
155	September 21	@Devil Rays	4–3	Carter (2–0)	Walker (9–5)		13,351	71–84
156	September 22	@Devil Rays	12–6	Miller (8–5)	Wilson (6–11)		19,625	72–84
157	September 24	Orioles	11–1	Halladay (18–7)	Douglass (0–5)		14,438	73–84
158	September 25	Orioles	3–2	Hendrickson (3–0)	López (15–9)	Escobar (36)	17,287	74–84
159	September 26	Orioles	5–1	Loaiza (9–10)	Hentgen (0–4)		13,127	75–84
160	September 27	Tigers	5–2	Walker (10–5)	Van Hekken (1–3)	Escobar (37)	15,407	76–84
161	September 28	Tigers	10–2	Miller (9–5)	Beverlin (0–3)		19,541	77–84
162	September 29	Tigers	1–0	Halladay (19–7)	Maroth (6–10)	Escobar (38)	30,029	78–84

Player stats

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= Indicates team leader

Batting

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Starters by position

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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

Pos	Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
C	Ken Huckaby	88	273	67	.245	3	22
1B	Carlos Delgado	143	505	140	.277	33	108
2B	Orlando Hudson	54	192	53	.276	4	23
SS	Chris Woodward	90	312	86	.276	13	45
3B	Eric Hinske	151	566	158	.279	24	84
LF	Shannon Stewart	141	577	175	.303	10	45
CF	Vernon Wells	159	608	167	.275	23	100
RF	Raúl Mondesí	75	299	67	.224	15	45
DH	Josh Phelps	74	265	82	.309	15	58

Other batters

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

Player	G	AB	H	Avg.	HR	RBI
José Cruz Jr.	124	466	114	.245	18	70
Dave Berg	109	374	101	.270	4	39
Felipe López	85	282	64	.227	8	34
Tom Wilson	96	265	68	.257	8	37
Joe Lawrence	55	150	27	.180	2	15
Darrin Fletcher	45	127	28	.220	3	22
DeWayne Wise	42	112	20	.179	3	13
Homer Bush	23	78	18	.231	1	2
Jayson Werth	15	46	12	.261	0	6
Brian Lesher	24	38	5	.132	0	2
Kevin Cash	7	14	2	.143	0	0
Pedro Swann	13	12	1	.083	0	1

Pitching

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Starting pitchers

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

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Roy Halladay	34	239.1	19	7	2.93	168
Esteban Loaiza	25	151.1	9	10	5.71	87
Steve Parris	14	75.1	5	5	5.97	48
Chris Carpenter	13	73.1	4	5	5.28	45
Brian Cooper	2	8.1	0	1	14.04	3

Other pitchers

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

Player	G	IP	W	L	ERA	SO
Pete Walker	37	139.1	10	5	4.33	80
Justin Miller	25	102.1	9	5	5.54	68
Luke Prokopec	22	71.2	2	9	6.78	41
Brandon Lyon	15	62.0	1	4	6.53	30
Mark Hendrickson	16	36.2	3	0	2.45	21
Mike Smith	14	35.1	0	3	6.62	16

Relief pitchers

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

Player	G	W	L	SV	ERA	SO
Kelvim Escobar	76	5	7	38	4.27	85
Scott Cassidy	58	1	4	0	5.73	48
Cliff Politte	55	1	3	1	3.61	57
Félix Heredia	53	1	2	0	3.61	31
Scott Eyre	49	2	4	0	4.97	51
Corey Thurman	43	2	3	0	4.37	56
Dan Plesac	19	1	2	0	3.38	14
Brian Bowles	17	2	1	0	4.05	19
Pedro Borbón Jr.	16	1	2	0	4.97	11
Jason Kershner	10	0	0	1	1.69	7
Bob File	5	0	1	0	18.90	2
Scott Wiggins	3	0	0	0	3.38	3
Pasqual Coco	2	0	1	0	18.00	0

Award winners

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Eric Hinske,American League Rookie of the Year Award
Eric Hinske,The Sporting News Rookie of the Year Award

All-Star Game

Roy Halladay, pitcher^[4]

Farm system

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Level	Team	League	Manager
AAA	Syracuse SkyChiefs	International League	Omar Malavé
AA	Tennessee Smokies	Southern League	Rocket Wheeler
A	Dunedin Blue Jays	Florida State League	Marty Pevey
A	Charleston Alley Cats	South Atlantic League	Paul Elliott
A-Short Season	Auburn Doubledays	New York–Penn League	Dennis Holmberg
Rookie	Medicine Hat Blue Jays	Pioneer League	Rolando Pino

References

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^"2002 Toronto Blue Jays Trades and Transactions".baseball-reference.com. RetrievedJuly 21, 2023.
^"2002 Toronto Blue Jays Trades and Transactions".baseball-reference.com. RetrievedJuly 20, 2023.
^"Feature: 2002 Free Agent Draft Pick Compensation". Baseball-Reference.com. RetrievedJune 12, 2010.
^Blue Jays All-Stars | bluejays.com: History
^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 3rd edition. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 2007

External links

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2002 Toronto Blue Jays atBaseball Reference
2002 Toronto Blue Jays atBaseball Almanac

2002 MLB season by team

AL East	Baltimore Boston New York Tampa Bay Toronto
AL Central	Chicago Cleveland Detroit Kansas City Minnesota
AL West	Anaheim Oakland Seattle Texas

NL East	Atlanta Florida New York Philadelphia Montréal
NL Central	Chicago Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis
NL West	Arizona Colorado Los Angeles San Diego San Francisco

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