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American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching
American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching

American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching

Date8/15/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: American League East contenders are looking at Blue Jay hurlers Dave Stieb, Jim Clancy and Mike Flanagan to shore up suspect pitching.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038288F
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Jim Clancy: Right-hander started with Jays in '77 and is now one of top hurlers in league
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Top of the poll: Jim Clancy, left, Luis Leal and Dave Stieb certainly left their mark on the 1982 American League season
Top of the poll: Jim Clancy, left, Luis Leal and Dave Stieb certainly left their mark on the 1982 American League season
6/2/1981
Jimmy Key: Mr. Consistency for the Jays leads all American League Cy Young contenders with 2.78 ERA, only six losses
Jimmy Key: Mr. Consistency for the Jays leads all American League Cy Young contenders with 2.78 ERA, only six losses
2/26/1985
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
Clancy was just about perfect. Relying almost entirely on his fastball and slider, Blue Jays' Jim Clancy chalked up a onehitter in the Jays' 3-0 shoutout over the Minnesota Twins
9/28/1982
Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory
Unstoppable, Blue Jay hurlers were no match yesterday for the Twins' Kirby Puckett, who stroked five hits in a 12-5 Minnesota victory
6/6/1990
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Oh, that Clancy! For pitcher Jim Clancy of the Blue Jays, whose strong right arm fashioned the 5-0 whitewash of the Orioles, the victory was a long ti(...)
5/22/1983
Jay's lefthander Jimmy Key is starting to understand how righty Dave Stieb felt in his early big league years
Jay's lefthander Jimmy Key is starting to understand how righty Dave Stieb felt in his early big league years
5/30/1987
Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
Welcome abroad, Mr. Cone: Blue Jay Rance Mulliniks, centre, shakes the hand of new pitching addition David Cone yesterday in the dugout. Cone makes his debut as a Jay starter today against Brewers
8/29/1992
Talking it over: Interim Jays manager Cito Gaston, right, has a talk with coach Jim Davenport of the Indians prior to last night's American League game at Exhibition Stadium
Talking it over: Interim Jays manager Cito Gaston, right, has a talk with coach Jim Davenport of the Indians prior to last night's American League game at Exhibition Stadium
5/15/1989
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
Clutch Tony: Sweet fielding Tony Fernandez had a big game last night with two hits and two RBI's to pace the Blue Jays to a win in the opener of their American League championship
10/9/1985
Jim Gott: His pitching is a highlight of Jays' spring training
Jim Gott: His pitching is a highlight of Jays' spring training
3/1/1983
Going to wait: Reliever Dennis Lamp, left, sitting with Jim Clancy, says he will wait until spring training to see what duties the Blue Jays have in mind for him in the 1985 American League season
Going to wait: Reliever Dennis Lamp, left, sitting with Jim Clancy, says he will wait until spring training to see what duties the Blue Jays have in mind for him in the 1985 American League season
12/18/1984