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1996 Toronto Blue Jays season

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Major League Baseball team season
1996 Toronto Blue Jays
LeagueAmerican League
DivisionEast
BallparkSkyDome
CityToronto
Record74–88 (.457)
Divisional place4th
OwnersInterbrew,
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
General managersGord Ash
ManagersCito Gaston
TelevisionCBC Television
(Brian Williams,Tommy Hutton)
Baton
(Don Chevrier,Tommy Hutton,Fergie Olver)
The Sports Network
(Dan Shulman,Buck Martinez)
RadioCJCL (AM)
(Jerry Howarth,Tom Cheek)
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The1996Toronto Blue Jays season was the 20th season in franchise history. The season involved the Blue Jays finishing fourth in theAmerican League East with a record of 74 wins and 88 losses. The Blue Jays had a losing record for the third consecutive season.

Transactions

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Transactions by the Toronto Blue Jays during the off-season before the 1996 season.[1]

October 1995

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October 16Brent Bowers granted free agency (signed withBaltimore Orioles to a contract on November 30, 1995).
Darren Hall granted free agency (signed withLos Angeles Dodgers to a one-year, $175,000 contract on November 1, 1995).
Wally Whitehurst granted free agency (signed withMontreal Expos to a one-year, $125,000 contract on December 1, 1995).
October 19Mike Huff granted free agency (signed withToronto Blue Jays to a one-year contract on December 20, 1995).
October 30Roberto Alomar granted free agency (signed withBaltimore Orioles to a three-year, $18 million contract on December 21, 1995).

November 1995

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November 1Danny Cox granted free agency (signed withToronto Blue Jays to a contract on December 6, 1995).
Devon White granted free agency (signed withFlorida Marlins to a three-year, $9.9 million contract on November 21, 1995).
November 2Lance Parrish granted free agency (signed withPittsburgh Pirates to a contract on January 4, 1996).
Duane Ward granted free agency.
November 3Paul Molitor granted free agency (signed withMinnesota Twins to a two-year, $5.5 million contract on December 5, 1995).
November 6Al Leiter granted free agency (signed withFlorida Marlins to a three-year, $8.6 million contract on December 14, 1995).

December 1995

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December 4Mike Coolbaugh drafted by theTexas Rangers in the 1995 MLBRule 5 draft.
December 6Re-signed free agentDanny Cox to a one-year contract.
SignedRich Rowland from theBoston Red Sox to a contract.
AcquiredPaul Quantrill from thePhiladelphia Phillies forHoward Battle andRicardo Jordan.
December 7Signed free agentOtis Nixon from theTexas Rangers to a two-year, $4.4 million contract.
December 14Signed free agentCharlie O'Brien from theAtlanta Braves to a two-year, $1.25 million contract.
December 18AcquiredMiguel Cairo andBill Risley from theSeattle Mariners forEdwin Hurtado andPaul Menhart.
December 20Re-signed free agentMike Huff to a one-year contract.
Re-signedJuan Guzmán to a one-year, $2.24 million contract.
Re-signedRandy Knorr to a one-year, $280,000 contract.
December 22Signed free agentErik Hanson from theBoston Red Sox to a three-year, $9.4 million contract.

January 1996

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January 16Signed free agentJuan Samuel from theKansas City Royals to a one-year, $325,000 contract.
January 24Signed free agentRubén Amaro Jr. from theCleveland Indians to a one-year, $109,000 contract.

February 1996

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February 10Signed free agentDane Johnson from theChicago White Sox to a one-year, $125,000 contract.
February 20Signed free agentBrian Bohanon from theDetroit Tigers to a one-year, $185,000 contract.
February 22Signed free agentFrank Viola from theCincinnati Reds to a one-year contract.

March 1996

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March 10Signed free agentWes Chamberlain from theKansas City Royals to a contract.
March 13AcquiredScott Pose from theCleveland Indians forJoe Lis.
March 14SelectedRoberto Durán off of waivers from theLos Angeles Dodgers.
March 24ReleasedBen Weber.
March 29Ken Robinson selected off of waivers by theKansas City Royals.

Regular season

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A new tradition would start in 1996 as the Blue Jays donned red uniforms for the first time. These uniforms would be worn only on Canada Day and would feature "Canada" on the back of their jerseys rather than a player's name. EventualCy Young Award winnerPat Hentgen would start the Canada Day match against theBaltimore Orioles.

The final series of the season would be embroiled in controversy. Against the American League East championBaltimore Orioles, two events would define the Orioles season. The game on Friday, September 27, 1996, would go down as one of the most infamous events in baseball history, as former Blue JayRoberto Alomar would spit at umpire John Hirschbeck. The Sunday game would be a coming-out party forBrady Anderson, as he would hit his 50th home run of the regular season offPat Hentgen. The total would break Frank Robinson's team record for most home runs in a season.

1996 also marked the end of an era for the Blue Jays, as they would redesign their logo and uniforms in the following year and also radically shake up their roster.

Season standings

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AL East
TeamWLPct.GBHomeRoad
New York Yankees9270.568—49‍–‍3143‍–‍39
Baltimore Orioles8874.543443‍–‍3845‍–‍36
Boston Red Sox8577.525747‍–‍3438‍–‍43
Toronto Blue Jays7488.4571835‍–‍4639‍–‍42
Detroit Tigers53109.3273927‍–‍5426‍–‍55

Record vs. opponents

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1996 American League record
Source:MLB Standings Grid – 1996
TeamBALBOSCALCWSCLEDETKCMILMINNYYOAKSEATEXTOR
Baltimore—7–66–64–85–711–29–39–37–53–109–47–53–10–18–5
Boston6–7—8–46–61–1112–13–97–56–67–68–57–66–68–5
California6–64–8—6–64–96–64–87–54–87–66–75–84–97–5
Chicago8–46–66–6—5–810–37–66–76–76–75–75–78–47–5
Cleveland7–511–19–48–5—12–07–67–610–33–96–68–44–87–5
Detroit2–111–126–63–100–12—6–64–86–65–84–86–64–96–7
Kansas City3–99–38–46–76–76–6—4–96–74–85–77–56–65–8
Milwaukee3–95–75–77–66–78–49–4—9–46–67–54–96–75–7
Minnesota5–76–68–47–63–106–67–64–9—5–76–76–67–58–5
New York10–36–76–77–69–38–58–46–67–5—9–33–95–78–5
Oakland4–95–87–67–56–68–47–55–77–63–9—8–57–64–8
Seattle5–76–78–57–54–86–65–79–46–69–35–8—10–35–7
Texas10–3–16–69–44–88–49–46–67–65–77–56–73–10—10–2
Toronto5–85–85–75–75–77–68–57–55–85–88–47–52–10—


Game log

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1996 Game Log: 74–88 (Home: 35–46; Away: 39–42)
April: 11–14 (Home: 5–9; Away: 6–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 1@Athletics9–6Hanson (1–0)ReyesTimlin (1)7,2941–0
2April 3@Athletics10–4Hentgen (1–0)Prieto—8,0502–0
3April 5@Indians7–1Guzman (1–0)Hershiser—41,7823–0
4April 6@Indians3–5NagyHanson (1–1)Mesa41,8523–1
5April 7@Indians3–8MartinezQuantrill (0–1)—41,6893–2
6April 9Angels5–0Hentgen (2–0)Langston—36,6164–2
7April 10Angels1–2HolzemerGuzman (1–1)Percival25,4464–3
8April 11Angels7–4Hanson (2–1)AbbottTimlin (2)25,5125–3
9April 12Mariners6–9HitchcockQuantrill (0–2)—31,2935–4
10April 13Mariners3–14BosioWare (0–1)—33,6455–5
11April 14Mariners4–9WolcottHentgen (2–1)—29,3015–6
12April 15Tigers8–2Guzman (2–1)Olivares—26,1276–6
13April 16Tigers8–13GohrHanson (2–2)Lewis25,5036–7
14April 17@Angels1–5FinleyQuantrill (0–3)—15,3616–8
15April 18@Angels6–9JamesWare (0–2)Percival25,0836–9
16April 19@Mariners10–4Hentgen (3–1)WolcottBohanon (1)32,1897–9
17April 20@Mariners3–1Guzman (3–1)MenhartTimlin (3)47,4878–9
18April 21@Mariners5–9JohnsonHanson (2–3)—34,9158–10
19April 22@Mariners16–7Castillo (1–0)Hurtado—18,4679–10
20April 24Athletics6–7PrietoHentgen (3–2)Corsi28,0299–11
21April 25Athletics3–4(11)MohlerCrabtree (0–1)—26,1639–12
22April 26Indians3–6HershiserHanson (2–4)Mesa30,2279–13
23April 27Indians11–6Castillo (2–0)Nagy—40,14010–13
24April 28Indians3–17LopezViola (0–1)—31,14310–14
25April 30Brewers9–8Crabtree (1–1)Boze—25,46711–14
May: 13–15 (Home: 8–5; Away: 5–10)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
26May 1Brewers9–3Guzman (4–1)Miranda—25,68412–14
27May 2Brewers7–5Hanson (3–4)KarlTimlin (4)31,29913–14
28May 3@Red Sox7–8MoyerQuantrill (0–4)Slocumb25,57013–15
29May 4@Red Sox4–8GordonViola (0–2)Slocumb29,78513–16
30May 5@Red Sox11–4Hentgen (4–2)Wakefield—29,86614–16
31May 7@Rangers1–5OliverGuzman (4–2)—23,00514–17
32May 8@Rangers2–4WittHanson (3–5)Henneman20,69414–18
33May 9@Rangers5–2Quantrill (1–4)HillTimlin (5)34,45115–18
34May 10Red Sox5–6(11)SlocumbCarrara (0–1)—31,15915–19
35May 11Red Sox9–8(11)Quantrill (2–4)Knackert—33,16316–19
36May 12Red Sox8–7(10)Janzen (1–0)Slocumb—31,18817–19
37May 14@Twins4–2Hanson (4–5)RobertsonTimlin (6)13,48318–19
38May 15@Twins1–2RodriguezHentgen (4–3)—11,79318–20
39May 16@Twins1–4RadkeQuantrill (2–5)Stevens13,53818–21
40May 17@Royals2–4BelcherGuzman (4–3)Montgomery20,07918–22
41May 18@Royals6–2Viola (1–2)Appier—18,11619–22
42May 19@Royals3–2Hanson (5–5)GubiczaTimlin (7)15,03920–22
43May 20@Royals4–5HaneyHentgen (4–4)Montgomery14,30320–23
44May 21@White Sox1–2TapaniWare (0–3)Hernandez17,48320–24
45May 22@White Sox1–2(11)McCaskillTimlin (0–1)—17,88220–25
46May 23Twins5–4(10)Janzen (2–0)Milchin—31,16321–25
47May 24Twins0–4RobertsonHanson (5–6)—33,14121–26
48May 25Twins4–6(10)GuardadoCastillo (2–1)Stevens34,11821–27
49May 26Twins3–9NaultyBohanon (0–1)—30,17021–28
50May 27White Sox5–4Janzen (3–0)FernandezTimlin (8)30,01322–28
51May 28White Sox5–8BaldwinViola (1–3)Hernandez30,10422–29
52May 29White Sox6–5Hanson (6–6)MagraneTimlin (9)31,07423–29
53May 31Royals4–2Hentgen (5–4)GubiczaTimlin (10)33,19424–29
June: 12–15 (Home: 5–6; Away: 7–9)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
54June 1Royals5–3(10)Crabtree (2–1)Montgomery—31,10725–29
55June 2Royals5–7BelcherJanzen (3–1)Montgomery32,25325–30
56June 4@Yankees4–5GoodenHanson (6–7)Wetteland17,36825–31
57June 5@Yankees12–7Hentgen (6–4)Key—17,14226–31
58June 6@Yankees1–8PettitteQuantrill (2–6)—18,47526–32
59June 7@Rangers7–10PavlikJanzen (3–2)Henneman40,04626–33
60June 8@Rangers0–2OliverGuzman (4–4)—43,43926–34
61June 9@Rangers6–8WittHanson (6–8)Henneman41,60526–35
62June 10Yankees3–5KeyHentgen (6–5)Wetteland37,33226–36
63June 11Yankees4–6PettitteQuantrill (2–7)Wetteland32,11426–37
64June 12Yankees7–4Janzen (4–2)Mendoza—44,23827–37
65June 13@Angels4–6FinleyGuzman (4–5)James20,52827–38
66June 14@Angels4–7GrimsleyHanson (6–9)Percival18,50327–39
67June 15@Angels5–7LangstonCrabtree (2–2)Percival40,35227–40
68June 16@Angels6–4Quantrill (3–7)AbbottTimlin (11)22,97928–40
69June 18@Mariners11–3Guzman (5–5)Wolcott—25,91229–40
70June 19@Mariners9–2Hanson (7–9)Harikkala—26,26530–40
71June 20@Athletics1–0Hentgen (7–5)WengertTimlin (12)8,02731–40
72June 21@Athletics7–5Quantrill (4–7)JohnsTimlin (13)10,27832–40
73June 22@Athletics4–8ChouinardWare (0–4)—20,12432–41
74June 23@Athletics5–4Guzman (6–5)WojciechowskiTimlin (14)14,40733–41
75June 25Mariners8–7Crabtree (3–2)Charlton—31,42034–41
76June 26Mariners6–5Ware (1–4)AyalaCrabtree (1)30,15835–41
77June 27Mariners1–9WellsQuantrill (4–8)—31,10835–42
78June 28Brewers1–5D'AmicoGuzman (6–6)Fetters31,33335–43
79June 29Brewers4–7KarlJanzen (4–3)—31,17035–44
80June 30Brewers15–2Hanson (8–9)Bones—30,10436–44
July: 13–14 (Home: 7–7; Away: 6–7)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
81July 1Orioles4–7CoppingerHentgen (7–6)Myers43,37736–45
82July 2Orioles2–8EricksonQuantrill (4–9)—32,15036–46
83July 3Orioles5–2Guzman (7–6)KrivdaTimlin (15)32,36537–46
84July 4@Tigers1–6NitkowskiJanzen (4–4)Myers10,55737–47
85July 5@Tigers3–4SagerHanson (8–10)Olson20,80837–48
86July 6@Tigers15–0Hentgen (8–6)Olivares—16,22838–48
87July 7@Tigers0–9LiraWare (1–5)—15,78438–49
88July 11@Brewers6–3Guzman (8–6)D'AmicoCastillo (1)16,01939–49
89July 12@Brewers5–12McDonaldHanson (8–11)—15,69139–50
90July 13@Brewers15–7Hentgen (9–6)Karl—29,38340–50
91July 14@Brewers7–5(10)Crabtree (4–2)GarciaTimlin (16)20,79841–50
92July 15@Orioles6–8HaynesTimlin (0–2)—43,19241–51
93July 16@Orioles6–0Guzman (9–6)Mussina—45,85142–51
94July 17@Orioles10–11CoppingerTimlin (0–3)—45,95542–52
95July 18Tigers8–4Hentgen (10–6)Nitkowski—31,20243–52
96July 19Tigers6–8UrbaniJanzen (4–5)Olson30,12343–53
97July 20Tigers4–5(10)OlsonQuantrill (4–10)Lima36,22043–54
98July 21Tigers5–4(12)Spoljaric (1–0)Lima—33,23844–54
99July 22Indians2–4HershiserHanson (8–12)Mesa35,51744–55
100July 23Indians3–1Hentgen (11–6)OgeaTimlin (17)35,19445–55
101July 24Indians0–10MartinezJanzen (4–6)—35,21845–56
102July 25Athletics4–3Crabtree (5–2)Witasick—30,17446–56
103July 26Athletics3–5GroomCastillo (2–2)Taylor32,24146–57
104July 27Athletics6–4Hanson (9–12)WasdinTimlin (18)32,16247–57
105July 28Athletics1–0Hentgen (12–6)Prieto—31,15048–57
106July 30@Indians3–1Flener (1–0)MartinezTimlin (19)42,35549–57
107July 31@Indians2–4AssenmacherTimlin (0–4)—42,30149–58
August: 14–15 (Home: 5–9; Away: 9–6)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
108August 1@Indians5–3Hanson (10–12)LopezTimlin (20)42,24950–58
109August 2Angels9–2Hentgen (13–6)Finley—30,26151–58
110August 3Angels6–11LangstonCastillo (2–3)—32,13951–59
111August 4Angels7–1Flener (2–0)Abbott—30,25352–59
112August 5@Red Sox1–3WakefieldGuzman (9–7)—23,88452–60
113August 6@Red Sox2–3MadduxHanson (10–13)Slocumb25,26452–61
114August 7@Red Sox0–8GordonHentgen (13–7)—30,44352–62
115August 8@Red Sox9–6Williams (1–0)SeleTimlin (21)32,69653–62
116August 9Rangers4–5WittQuantrill (4–11)Henneman33,53553–63
117August 10Rangers1–12OliverGuzman (9–8)—34,10953–64
118August 11Rangers0–6BurkettHanson (10–14)—32,16253–65
119August 12Red Sox5–1Hentgen (14–7)Gordon—33,25054–65
120August 13Red Sox5–7BrandenburgWilliams (1–1)Slocumb30,50254–66
121August 14Red Sox6–8BelindaCrabtree (5–3)Slocumb32,35454–67
122August 16@Twins4–5(10)ParraQuantrill (4–12)—19,83854–68
123August 17@Twins1–11RobertsonHanson (10–15)—20,35454–69
124August 18@Twins6–2Hentgen (15–7)Aguilera—18,01055–69
125August 19@Royals2–1Spoljaric (2–0)RosadoTimlin (22)16,86256–69
126August 20@Royals6–5(14)Timlin (1–4)Huisman—14,56857–69
127August 21@Royals6–2Guzman (10–8)Haney—12,23858–69
128August 22@White Sox1–0(6)Hanson (11–15)Fernandez—22,39459–69
129August 23@White Sox4–2Hentgen (16–7)Ruffcorn—19,13260–69
130August 24@White Sox9–2Williams (2–1)Baldwin—29,41361–69
131August 25@White Sox9–10(10)HernandezTimlin (1–5)—19,64761–70
132August 26Twins5–3Guzman (11–8)RadkeTimlin (23)31,13462–70
133August 27Twins4–6(11)TrombleyQuantrill (4–13)—30,03362–71
134August 28Twins6–1Hentgen (17–7)Aguilera—30,10663–71
135August 30White Sox2–11TapaniWilliams (2–2)—30,07263–72
136August 31White Sox1–5AlvarezFlener (2–1)—32,14163–73
September: 11–15 (Home: 5–10; Away: 6–5)
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1White Sox2–4(11)HernandezSpoljaric (2–1)—30,15663–74
138September 2Royals0–2BelcherHanson (11–16)—28,17763–75
139September 3Royals2–5AppierHentgen (17–8)—25,72963–76
140September 4Royals6–0Williams (3–2)Rosado—25,82764–76
141September 6@Yankees3–4RiveraRisley (0–1)—21,52864–77
142September 7@Yankees3–2Quantrill (5–13)ConeTimlin (24)27,06965–77
143September 8@Yankees4–2Hanson (12–16)PettitteTimlin (25)28,57566–77
144September 9Rangers3–4GrossHentgen (17–9)Henneman25,82566–78
145September 10Rangers8–11OliverWilliams (3–3)Henneman26,28666–79
146September 11Rangers8–3Andujar (1–0)Vosberg—27,26267–79
147September 13Yankees1–4PettitteHanson (12–17)Wetteland31,22767–80
148September 14Yankees1–3BoehringerHentgen (17–10)Wetteland43,39767–81
149September 15Yankees3–1Williams (4–3)MendozaTimlin (26)36,26868–81
150September 16Yankees0–10KeyQuantrill (5–14)—30,11568–82
151September 17@Brewers0–4McDonaldAndujar (1–1)—10,18468–83
152September 18@Brewers1–2FettersTimlin (1–6)—9,55068–84
153September 20@Orioles5–1Hentgen (18–10)KrivdaSpoljaric (1)47,02669–84
154September 21@Orioles3–6CoppingerWilliams (4–4)Myers47,27069–85
155September 22@Orioles4–5EricksonFlener (2–2)Benitez46,03569–86
156September 23@Tigers6–4Hanson (13–17)SagerTimlin (27)9,67870–86
157September 24@Tigers4–1Hentgen (19–10)MillerTimlin (28)8,35571–86
158September 25@Tigers13–11Brow (1–0)CummingsTimlin (29)8,05572–86
159September 26Orioles1–4CoppingerWilliams (4–5)Benitez30,14172–87
160September 27Orioles3–2Flener (3–2)EricksonTimlin (30)30,11673–87
161September 28Orioles2–3(10)MyersSpoljaric (2–2)—36,31673–88
162September 29Orioles4–1Hentgen (20–10)RodriguezTimlin (31)38,26774–88
Legend:       = Win       = Loss
Bold = Blue Jays team member

Detailed records

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American League
OpponentWLWPRSRA
AL East
Baltimore Orioles580.3855558
Boston Red Sox580.3857277
Detroit Tigers760.5388171
New York Yankees580.3854661
Toronto Blue Jays
Total22300.423254267
AL Central
Chicago White Sox570.4174655
Cleveland Indians570.4174566
Kansas City Royals850.6155140
Milwaukee Brewers750.5837963
Minnesota Twins580.3854459
Total30320.484265283
AL West
California Angels570.4176158
Oakland Athletics840.6675950
Seattle Mariners750.5838279
Texas Rangers2100.1674572
Total22260.458247259
Season Total74880.457766809
MonthGamesWonLostWin %RSRA
April2511140.440150160
May2813150.464123127
June2712150.444145146
July2713140.481132135
August2914150.483126142
September2611150.4239099
Total16274880.457766809
GamesWonLostWin %RSRA
Home8135460.432364433
Away8139420.481402376
Total16274880.457766809

Opening Day starters

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Transactions

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Transactions for the Toronto Blue Jays during the 1996 regular season.[3]

May 1996

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May 5ReleasedRubén Amaro Jr.
May 7SelectedKen Robinson off of waivers from theKansas City Royals.
May 15AcquiredJacob Brumfield from thePittsburgh Pirates forD.J. Boston.
May 17Player rights ofRandy Knorr sold to theHouston Astros.
May 24Signed free agentFélix José from theBoston Red Sox to a minor-league contract.
May 27ReleasedWes Chamberlain.

June 1996

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June 5ReleasedFrank Viola.
June 15Signed amateur free agentLuis Lopez to a contract.

July 1996

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July 3Signed amateur free agentCésar Izturis to a contract.
Giovanni Carrara selected off of waivers by theCincinnati Reds.

August 1996

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August 22AcquiredLuis Andújar andAllen Halley from theChicago White Sox forTony Castillo andDomingo Cedeño.

September 1996

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September 30Scott Brow selected off of waivers by theAtlanta Braves.

1996 MLB draft

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Roster

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1996 Toronto Blue Jays
Roster
PitchersCatchers

Infielders

Outfielders

Manager

Coaches

Game log

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1996 Game Log
April
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
1April 1@Athletics †9 – 6Hanson (1–0)Reyes (0–1)Timlin (1)7,2941–0
2April 3@Athletics †10 – 4Hentgen (1–0)Prieto (0–1)8,0502–0
3April 5@Indians7 – 1Guzmán (1–0)Hershiser (0–1)41,7823–0
4April 6@Indians5 – 3Nagy (1–0)Hanson (1-1)Mesa (1)41,8523–1
5April 7@Indians8 – 3Martínez (1-1)Quantrill (0–1)41,6893–2
6April 9Angels5 – 0Hentgen (2–0)Langston (0–1)36,6164–2
7April 10Angels2 – 1Holzemer (1–0)Guzmán (1-1)Percival (2)25,4464–3
8April 11Angels7 – 4Hanson (2–1)Abbott (0–2)Timlin (2)25,5125–3
9April 12Mariners9 – 6Hitchcock (3–0)Quantrill (0–2)31,2935–4
10April 13Mariners14 – 3Bosio (1–0)Ware (0–1)33,6455-5
11April 14Mariners9 – 4Wolcott (1-1)Hentgen (2–1)29,3015–6
12April 15Tigers8 – 2Guzmán (2–1)Olivares (1-1)26,1276-6
13April 16Tigers13 – 8Gohr (1–2)Hanson (2-2)Lewis (1)25,5036–7
14April 17@Angels5 – 1Finley (3–1)Quantrill (0–3)15,3616–8
15April 18@Angels9 – 6James (3–1)Ware (0–2)Percival (4)25,0836–9
16April 19@Mariners10 – 4Hentgen (3–1)Wolcott (1–2)Bohanon (1)32,1897–9
17April 20@Mariners3 – 1Guzmán (3–1)Menhart (0–2)Timlin (3)47,4878–9
18April 21@Mariners9 – 5Johnson (4–0)Hanson (2–3)34,9158–10
19April 22@Mariners16 – 7Castillo (1–0)Hurtado (1–3)18,4679–10
20April 24Athletics7 – 6Prieto (1-1)Hentgen (3–2)Corsi (1)28,0299–11
21April 25Athletics4 – 3(11)Mohler (2–0)Crabtree (0–1)26,1639–12
22April 26Indians6 – 3Hershiser (2-2)Hanson (2–4)Mesa (8)30,2279–13
23April 27Indians11 – 6Castillo (2–0)Nagy (3–1)40,14010–13
24April 28Indians17 – 3Lopez (1–0)Viola (0–1)31,14310–14
25April 30Brewers9 – 8Crabtree (1-1)Boze (0–1)25,46711–14
May
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
26May 1Brewers9 – 3Guzmán (4–1)Miranda (1-1)25,68412–14
27May 2Brewers7 – 5Hanson (3–4)Karl (2-2)Timlin (4)31,29913–14
28May 3@Red Sox8 – 7‡Moyer (3–1)Quantrill (0–4)Slocumb (5)25,57013–15
29May 4@Red Sox8 – 4Gordon (2-2)Viola (0–2)Slocumb (6)29,78513–16
30May 5@Red Sox11 – 4Hentgen (4–2)Wakefield (2–4)29,86614–16
31May 7@Rangers5 – 1Oliver (2–0)Guzmán (4–2)23,00514–17
32May 8@Rangers4 – 2Witt (4–2)Hanson (3–5)Henneman (8)20,69414–18
33May 9@Rangers5 – 2Quantrill (1–4)Hill (4–3)Timlin (5)34,45115–18
34May 10Red Sox6 – 5(11)Slocumb (1-1)Carrara (0–1)31,15915–19
35May 11Red Sox9 – 8(11)Quantrill (2–4)Knackert (0–1)33,16316–19
36May 12Red Sox8 – 7(10)Janzen (1–0)Slocumb (1–2)31,18817–19
37May 14@Twins4 – 2Hanson (4–5)Robertson (0–6)Timlin (6)13,48318–19
38May 15@Twins2 – 1Rodriguez (3–4)Hentgen (4–3)11,79318–20
39May 16@Twins4 – 1Radke (4–5)Quantrill (2–5)Stevens (8)13,53818–21
40May 17@Royals4 – 2Belcher (4–2)Guzmán (4–3)Montgomery (10)20,07918–22
41May 18@Royals6 – 2Viola (1–2)Appier (3–4)18,11619–22
42May 19@Royals3 – 2Hanson (5-5)Gubicza (3–6)Timlin (7)15,03920–22
43May 20@Royals5 – 4Haney (3–4)Hentgen (4-4)Montgomery (11)14,30320–23
44May 21@White Sox2 – 1Tapani (4–3)Ware (0–3)Hernández (12)17,48320–24
45May 22@White Sox2 – 1(11)McCaskill (3–2)Timlin (0–1)17,88220–25
46May 23Twins5 – 4(10)Janzen (2–0)Milchin (1-1)31,16321–25
47May 24Twins4 – 0Robertson (1–7)Hanson (5–6)33,14121–26
48May 25Twins6 – 4(10)Guardado (2-2)Castillo (2–1)Stevens (9)34,11821–27
49May 26Twins9 – 3Naulty (3–0)Bohanon (0–1)30,17021–28
50May 27White Sox5 – 4Janzen (3–0)Fernandez (5–3)Timlin (8)30,01322–28
51May 28White Sox8 – 5Baldwin (4–1)Viola (1–3)Hernández (15)30,10422–29
52May 29White Sox6 – 5Hanson (6-6)Magrane (1-1)Timlin (9)31,07423–29
53May 31Royals4 – 2Hentgen (5–4)Gubicza (4–7)Timlin (10)33,19424–29
June
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
54June 1Royals5 – 3(10)Crabtree (2–1)Montgomery (1–3)31,10725–29
55June 2Royals7 – 5Belcher (6–2)Janzen (3–1)Montgomery (14)32,25325–30
56June 4@Yankees5 – 4Gooden (4-4)Hanson (6–7)Wetteland (13)17,36825–31
57June 5@Yankees12 – 7Hentgen (6–4)Key (2–6)17,14226–31
58June 6@Yankees8 – 1Pettitte (9–3)Quantrill (2–6)18,47526–32
59June 7@Rangers10 – 7Pavlik (8–1)Janzen (3–2)Henneman (17)40,04626–33
60June 8@Rangers2 – 0Oliver (5–2)Guzmán (4-4)43,43926–34
61June 9@Rangers8 – 6Witt (6–4)Hanson (6–8)Henneman (18)41,60526–35
62June 10Yankees5 – 3Key (3–6)Hentgen (6–5)Wetteland (15)37,33226–36
63June 11Yankees6 – 4Pettitte (10–3)Quantrill (2–7)Wetteland (16)32,11426–37
64June 12Yankees7 – 4Janzen (4–2)Mendoza (1–2)44,23827–37
65June 13@Angels6 – 4Finley (8–4)Guzmán (4–5)James (1)20,52827–38
66June 14@Angels7 – 4Grimsley (4–5)Hanson (6–9)Percival (17)18,50327–39
67June 15@Angels7 – 5Langston (4–2)Crabtree (2-2)Percival (18)40,35227–40
68June 16@Angels6 – 4Quantrill (3–7)Abbott (1–10)Timlin (11)22,97928–40
69June 18@Mariners11 – 3Guzmán (5-5)Wolcott (5–7)25,91229–40
70June 19@Mariners9 – 2Hanson (7–9)Harikkala (0–1)26,26530–40
71June 20@Athletics1 – 0Hentgen (7–5)Wengert (2–5)Timlin (12)8,02731–40
72June 21@Athletics7 – 5Quantrill (4–7)Johns (4–9)Timlin (13)10,27832–40
73June 22@Athletics8 – 4Chouinard (1–2)Ware (0–4)20,12432–41
74June 23@Athletics5 – 4Guzmán (6–5)Wojciechowski (5-5)Timlin (14)14,40733–41
75June 25Mariners8 – 7Crabtree (3–2)Charlton (2-2)31,42034–41
76June 26Mariners6 – 5Ware (1–4)Ayala (0–1)Crabtree (1)30,15835–41
77June 27Mariners9 – 1Wells (9–1)Quantrill (4–8)31,10835–42
78June 28Brewers5 – 1D'Amico (1–0)Guzmán (6-6)Fetters (13)31,33335–43
79June 29Brewers7 – 4Karl (8–3)Janzen (4–3)31,17035–44
80June 30Brewers15 – 2Hanson (8–9)Bones (6–9)30,10436–44
July
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
81July 1Orioles7 – 4Coppinger (3–0)Hentgen (7–6)Myers (16)43,37736–45
82July 2Orioles8 – 2Erickson (5–6)Quantrill (4–9)32,15036–46
83July 3Orioles5 – 2Guzmán (7–6)Krivda (2–4)Timlin (15)32,36537–46
84July 4@Tigers6 – 1Nitkowski (1–0)Janzen (4-4)Myers (3)10,55737–47
85July 5@Tigers4 – 3Sager (1-1)Hanson (8–10)Olson (4)20,80837–48
86July 6@Tigers15 – 0Hentgen (8–6)Olivares (4–5)16,22838–48
87July 7@Tigers9 – 0Lira (6–7)Ware (1–5)15,78438–49
88July 11@Brewers6 – 3Guzmán (8–6)D'Amico (1–2)Castillo (1)16,01939–49
89July 12@Brewers12 – 5McDonald (10–3)Hanson (8–11)15,69139–50
90July 13@Brewers15 – 7Hentgen (9–6)Karl (8–5)29,38340–50
91July 14@Brewers7 – 5(10)Crabtree (4–2)García (3-3)Timlin (16)20,79841–50
92July 15@Orioles8 – 6Haynes (3–5)Timlin (0–2)43,19241–51
93July 16@Orioles6 – 0Guzmán (9–6)Mussina (11–7)45,85142–51
94July 17@Orioles11 – 10Coppinger (5–0)Timlin (0–3)45,95542–52
95July 18Tigers8 – 4Hentgen (10–6)Nitkowski (1–2)31,20243–52
96July 19Tigers8 – 6Urbani (2-2)Janzen (4–5)Olson (6)30,12343–53
97July 20Tigers5 – 4(10)Olson (2–0)Quantrill (4–10)Lima (1)36,22043–54
98July 21Tigers5 – 4(12)Spoljaric (1–0)Lima (0–5)33,23844–54
99July 22Indians4 – 2Hershiser (10–6)Hanson (8–12)Mesa (25)35,51744–55
100July 23Indians3 – 1Hentgen (11–6)Ogea (5–2)Timlin (17)35,19445–55
101July 24Indians10 – 0Martínez (9–5)Janzen (4–6)35,21845–56
102July 25Athletics4 – 3Crabtree (5–2)Witasick (0–1)30,17446–56
103July 26Athletics5 – 3Groom (5–0)Castillo (2-2)Taylor (11)32,24146–57
104July 27Athletics6 – 4Hanson (9–12)Wasdin (6–3)Timlin (18)32,16247–57
105July 28Athletics1 – 0Hentgen (12–6)Prieto (2–4)31,15048–57
106July 30@Indians3 – 1Flener (1–0)Martínez (9–6)Timlin (19)42,35549–57
107July 31@Indians4 – 2Assenmacher (2–1)Timlin (0–4)42,30149–58
August
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
108August 1@Indians5 – 3Hanson (10–12)Lopez (1–3)Timlin (20)42,24950–58
109August 2Angels9 – 2Hentgen (13–6)Finley (11–9)30,26151–58
110August 3Angels11 – 6Langston (6–4)Castillo (2–3)32,13951–59
111August 4Angels7 – 1Flener (2–0)Abbott (1–14)30,25352–59
112August 5@Red Sox3 – 1Wakefield (9–10)Guzmán (9–7)23,88452–60
113August 6@Red Sox3 – 2Maddux (1-1)Hanson (10–13)Slocumb (16)25,26452–61
114August 7@Red Sox8 – 0Gordon (9–5)Hentgen (13–7)30,44352–62
115August 8@Red Sox9 – 6Williams (1–0)Sele (5–9)Timlin (21)32,69653–62
116August 9Rangers5 – 4Witt (11–8)Quantrill (4–11)Henneman (24)33,53553–63
117August 10Rangers12 – 1Oliver (10–5)Guzmán (9–8)34,10953–64
118August 11Rangers6 – 0Burkett (1–0)Hanson (10–14)32,16253–65
119August 12Red Sox5 – 1Hentgen (14–7)Gordon (9–6)33,25054–65
120August 13Red Sox7 – 5Brandenburg (3-3)Williams (1-1)Slocumb (18)30,50254–66
121August 14Red Sox8 – 6Belinda (2–1)Crabtree (5–3)Slocumb (19)32,35454–67
122August 16@Twins5 – 4(10)Parra (4–3)Quantrill (4–12)19,83854–68
123August 17@Twins11 – 1Robertson (6–11)Hanson (10–15)20,35454–69
124August 18@Twins6 – 2Hentgen (15–7)Aguilera (6–5)18,01055–69
125August 19@Royals2 – 1Spoljaric (2–0)Rosado (4–3)Timlin (22)16,86256–69
126August 20@Royals6 – 5(14)Timlin (1–4)Huisman (0–1)14,56857–69
127August 21@Royals6 – 2Guzmán (10–8)Haney (9–12)12,23858–69
128August 22@White Sox1 – 0(7)Hanson (11–15)Fernandez (12–8)22,39459–69
129August 23@White Sox4 – 2Hentgen (16–7)Ruffcorn (0–1)19,13260–69
130August 24@White Sox9 – 2Williams (2–1)Baldwin (9–4)29,41361–69
131August 25@White Sox10 – 9(10)Hernández (5–1)Timlin (1–5)19,64761–70
132August 26Twins5 – 3Guzmán (11–8)Radke (8–14)Timlin (23)31,13462–70
133August 27Twins6 – 4(11)Trombley (4–1)Quantrill (4–13)30,03362–71
134August 28Twins6 – 1Hentgen (17–7)Aguilera (7–6)30,10663–71
135August 30White Sox11 – 2Tapani (12–8)Williams (2-2)30,07263–72
136August 31White Sox5 – 1Álvarez (15–7)Flener (2–1)32,14163–73
September
#DateOpponentScoreWinLossSaveAttendanceRecord
137September 1White Sox4 – 2(11)Hernández (6–1)Spoljaric (2–1)30,15663–74
138September 2Royals2 – 0Belcher (13–8)Hanson (11–16)28,17763–75
139September 3Royals5 – 2Appier (12–10)Hentgen (17–8)25,72963–76
140September 4Royals6 – 0Williams (3–2)Rosado (5-5)25,82764–76
141September 6@Yankees4 – 3Rivera (5–2)Risley (0–1)21,52864–77
142September 7@Yankees3 – 2Quantrill (5–13)Cone (5–2)Timlin (24)27,06965–77
143September 8@Yankees4 – 2Hanson (12–16)Pettitte (20–8)Timlin (25)28,57566–77
144September 9Rangers4 – 3Gross (11–8)Hentgen (17–9)Henneman (29)25,82566–78
145September 10Rangers11 – 8Oliver (12–6)Williams (3-3)Henneman (30)26,28666–79
146September 11Rangers8 – 3Andújar (1–2)Vosberg (1-1)27,26267–79
147September 13Yankees4 – 1Pettitte (21–8)Hanson (12–17)Wetteland (40)31,22767–80
148September 14Yankees3 – 1Boehringer (2–3)Hentgen (17–10)Wetteland (41)43,39767–81
149September 15Yankees3 – 1Williams (4–3)Mendoza (3–5)Timlin (26)36,26868–81
150September 16Yankees10 – 0Key (12–10)Quantrill (5–14)30,11568–82
151September 17@Brewers4 – 0McDonald (12–10)Andújar (1–3)10,18468–83
152September 18@Brewers2 – 1Fetters (3–2)Timlin (1–6)9,55068–84
153September 20@Orioles5 – 1Hentgen (18–10)Krivda (2–5)Spoljaric (1)47,02669–84
154September 21@Orioles6 – 3Coppinger (9–6)Williams (4-4)Myers (31)47,27069–85
155September 22@Orioles5 – 4Erickson (13–11)Flener (2-2)Benítez (2)46,03569–86
156September 23@Tigers6 – 4Hanson (13–17)Sager (4–5)Timlin (27)9,67870–86
157September 24@Tigers4 – 1Hentgen (19–10)Miller (0–4)Timlin (28)8,35571–86
158September 25@Tigers13 – 11Brow (1–0)Cummings (3–2)Timlin (29)8,05572–86
159September 26Orioles4 – 1Coppinger (10–6)Williams (4–5)Benítez (4)30,14172–87
160September 27Orioles3 – 2Flener (3–2)Erickson (13–12)Timlin (30)30,11673–87
161September 28Orioles3 – 2(10)Myers (4-4)Spoljaric (2-2)36,31673–88
162September 29Orioles4 – 1Hentgen (20–10)Rodríguez (0–1)Timlin (31)38,26774–88

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; SB = Stolen bases

PosPlayerGABRHAvg.HRRBISB
CCharlie O'Brien1093243377.23813440
1BJohn Olerud12539859109.27418611
2BTomás Pérez912952474.2511191
3BEd Sprague15959188146.247361010
SSAlex Gonzalez14752764124.235146416
LFJoe Carter15762584158.253301077
CFOtis Nixon12549687142.28612954
RFShawn Green13242252118.28011455
DHCarlos Delgado13848868132.27025920

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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

PlayerGABHAvg.HRRBI
Jacob Brumfield9030879.2561252
Domingo Cedeño7728279.280217
Sandy Martínez7622952.227318
Robert Pérez8620266.327221
Juan Samuel6918848.255826
Tilson Brito268019.23817
Felipe Crespo22499.18404
Mike Huff11295.17200
Miguel Cairo9276.22201
Julio Mosquera8225.22702
Shannon Stewart7173.17602

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

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Pat Hentgen35265.220103.22177
Erik Hanson35214.213175.41156
Juan Guzmán27187.21182.93165
Frank Viola630.1137.7118

Other pitchers

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

PlayerGIPWLERASO
Paul Quantrill38134.15145.4386
Marty Janzen1573.2467.3347
Huck Flener1570.2324.5844
Woody Williams1259.0454.7343
Jeff Ware1332.2159.0911
Luis Andújar314.1115.025

Relief pitchers

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

PlayerGWLSVERASO
Mike Timlin5916313.6552
Tim Crabtree535312.5457
Tony Castillo402314.2348
Paul Spoljaric282213.0838
Bill Risley250103.8929
Brian Bohanon200117.7717
Scott Brow181005.5923
Giovanni Carrara1101011.4010
Dane Johnson100003.007
José Silva200013.500

Award winners

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All-Star Game

Farm system

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See also:Minor League Baseball
LevelTeamLeagueManager
AAASyracuse ChiefsInternational LeagueRichie Hebner
AAKnoxville SmokiesSouthern LeagueOmar Malavé
ADunedin Blue JaysFlorida State LeagueDennis Holmberg
AHagerstown SunsSouth Atlantic LeagueJ. J. Cannon
A-Short SeasonSt. Catharines StompersNew York–Penn LeagueRocket Wheeler
RookieMedicine Hat Blue JaysPioneer LeagueMarty Pevey

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References

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  1. ^"1996 Toronto Blue Jays Trades and Transactions".baseball-reference.com. RetrievedJuly 17, 2023.
  2. ^"1996 Toronto Blue Jays Roster by Baseball Almanac".
  3. ^"1996 Toronto Blue Jays Trades and Transactions".baseball-reference.com. RetrievedJuly 17, 2023.
  4. ^Billy Koch atBaseball Reference
  5. ^Joe Lawrence atBaseball Reference
  6. ^Orlando Hudson atBaseball Reference
  7. ^"1996 Toronto Blue Jays Statistics".
  8. ^Blue Jays All-Stars | bluejays.com: History
  9. ^Carchidi, Sam (July 9, 1996). "Carter Likes Even the Boos at the Vet".Philadelphia Inquirer. p. D6.
  10. ^abBodley, Hal (July 10, 1996). "To Phillie fans, Carter still Public Enemy No. 1".USA Today. p. 3C.Joe Carter...walked out onto the sizzling Veterans Stadium turf...held his head high...and heard the boos even before he was introduced. Hard-core Philly baseball fans...(will) never forgive Carter for the dramatic ninth-inning home run that won the 1993 World Series.
  11. ^Griffin, Richard (July 9, 1996). "This time, Phillies pitcher shuts down Carter".Toronto Star. p. C3.As Carter took his first swing and the on-field introduction was made, the boos rained down.
  12. ^Johnson, Lloyd, and Wolff, Miles, ed.,The Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, 2nd and 3rd editions. Durham, North Carolina: Baseball America, 1997 and 2007

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