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When the Blue Jays break camp and head north to commence the regular season, manager Jimy Williams will hand the ball to lefthander Jimmy Key
When the Blue Jays break camp and head north to commence the regular season, manager Jimy Williams will hand the ball to lefthander Jimmy Key

When the Blue Jays break camp and head north to commence the regular season, manager Jimy Williams will hand the ball to lefthander Jimmy Key

Date2/23/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: When the Blue Jays break camp and head north to commence the regular season, manager Jimy Williams will hand the ball to lefthander Jimmy Key.
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George Bell: Left fielder went into big league snit when asked by Blue Jay manager Jimy Williams to DH
George Bell: Left fielder went into big league snit when asked by Blue Jay manager Jimy Williams to DH
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Jay's lefthander Jimmy Key is starting to understand how righty Dave Stieb felt in his early big league years
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Team friction: Jays skipper Jimy Williams (left) is screwing around with the team lineup, says designated hitter George Bell (right), who arrived at training camp yesterday
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Flanked by his wife Angela and Blue Jays manager Jimmy Williams, vanishing outfielder Rick Leach sought to ally the curiosity of those who wondered why he hadn't shown up for Tuesday night's game in Seattle
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Blowing bubbles: Jimmy Key, who could be the Blue Jays' fifteh starter or return tot he bullpen, blows bubbles during warmup exercises at the Jays' training facility in Dunedin, Fla
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Jimmy Key: Blue Jays picher agreed to drug testing in his contract with club
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