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Sidearmer Mark Eichhorn is the bullpen's backbone
Sidearmer Mark Eichhorn is the bullpen's backbone

Sidearmer Mark Eichhorn is the bullpen's backbone

Date4/8/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sidearmer Mark Eichhorn is the bullpen's backbone.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0045640F
Mark Eichhorn: Sidearmer picked up his first win in a long time with new delivery
Mark Eichhorn: Sidearmer picked up his first win in a long time with new delivery
2/26/1987
Mark Eichhorn: Talk about perseverance -- from a non-roster player to ace of the Blue Jays' bullpen
Mark Eichhorn: Talk about perseverance -- from a non-roster player to ace of the Blue Jays' bullpen
9/15/1986
Mark Eichhorn and George Bell (top) have helped the Jays' bullpen and outfield to be better this year than they were in the first half of 1986. On a m(...)
Mark Eichhorn and George Bell (top) have helped the Jays' bullpen and outfield to be better this year than they were in the first half of 1986. On a m(...)
6/20/1987
Mark Eichhorn: Reliever posted some of the finest numbers in big league history last year
Mark Eichhorn: Reliever posted some of the finest numbers in big league history last year
3/5/1986
Ike offersa helping hand. Blue Jay Mark Eichhorn teams up with 4-year-old Jordie Burton at a fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network Telethon in(...)
Ike offersa helping hand. Blue Jay Mark Eichhorn teams up with 4-year-old Jordie Burton at a fundraiser for the Children's Miracle Network Telethon in(...)
5/10/1988
Mark Eichhorn is spending the spring fine-tuning his delivery, a swooping sidearmed variety that is one of the most unusual in all of baseball
Mark Eichhorn is spending the spring fine-tuning his delivery, a swooping sidearmed variety that is one of the most unusual in all of baseball
3/17/1988
Blue Jays pitcher Mark Eichhorn talks to a resident of Blue Jays Lodge
Blue Jays pitcher Mark Eichhorn talks to a resident of Blue Jays Lodge
9/17/1986
When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches, above, hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base
When Mark Eichhorn delivers one of his patented sidearm pitches, above, hitters must sometimes think that the ball is coming from some where near third base
5/5/1987
34, Jesse Jefferson. Pitcher, 6-3, 214, 29. Jays plan to use Jesse Jefferson both as starter and in relief, hoping to shore up their bullpen with a pr(...)
34, Jesse Jefferson. Pitcher, 6-3, 214, 29. Jays plan to use Jesse Jefferson both as starter and in relief, hoping to shore up their bullpen with a pr(...)
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Jackson: Pitched well in bullpen until suffering injured side
Jackson: Pitched well in bullpen until suffering injured side
9/19/1981
Out of reach: Rickey Henderson gives it his all, but Duane Ward (in the bullpen) was the only Jay who could get to this homer by Twins' Brian Harper
Out of reach: Rickey Henderson gives it his all, but Duane Ward (in the bullpen) was the only Jay who could get to this homer by Twins' Brian Harper
8/10/1993
Tom Henke's overhand delivery and blazing fastball are the perfect counterpoint to Mark Eichhorn's nearly underarm motion and super slow pitches. Eichhorn sets' em up and Henke knocks' em down
Tom Henke's overhand delivery and blazing fastball are the perfect counterpoint to Mark Eichhorn's nearly underarm motion and super slow pitches. Eichhorn sets' em up and Henke knocks' em down
4/6/1987