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Can you see anything in there? Blue Jays relief pitchers Bob MacDonald (left) and Mike Timlin, usually found in front of TV cameras, take a look at th(...)
Can you see anything in there? Blue Jays relief pitchers Bob MacDonald (left) and Mike Timlin, usually found in front of TV cameras, take a look at th(...)

Can you see anything in there? Blue Jays relief pitchers Bob MacDonald (left) and Mike Timlin, usually found in front of TV cameras, take a look at th(...)

Date8/6/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Can you see anything in there? Blue Jays relief pitchers Bob MacDonald (left) and Mike Timlin, usually found in front of TV cameras, take a look at the business end of one before last night's game against the Detroit Tigers at the SKyDome.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0091923F
Hugging the hero: Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston embraces smiling Juan Guzman after the pitcher's fine work led his team to victory over the Tigers
Hugging the hero: Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston embraces smiling Juan Guzman after the pitcher's fine work led his team to victory over the Tigers
10/3/1992
Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt holds his forehead in mock horror today as ace relief pitcher Bill Caudill takes a turn as a relief driver on a TTC bus (...)
Blue Jays catcher Ernie Whitt holds his forehead in mock horror today as ace relief pitcher Bill Caudill takes a turn as a relief driver on a TTC bus (...)
4/15/1985
Anything you can do . . . Kelly Gruber, left, had a pair of homers for the Blue Jays but ex-Jay Cecil Fielder countered with three of his own for the Tigers at SkyDome yesterday
Anything you can do . . . Kelly Gruber, left, had a pair of homers for the Blue Jays but ex-Jay Cecil Fielder countered with three of his own for the Tigers at SkyDome yesterday
5/6/1990
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
Religion was his relief. Dennis DeBarr, a 24-year-old relief pitcher with the Blue Jays, works out in a training session at the Jays' camp in Dunedin,(...)
2/27/1977
Practise makes imperfect: Blue Jays relief pitcher Jerry Garvin goes through a whole shopping cart of baseballs as he works on his feared (by Blue Jays) home run pitch
Practise makes imperfect: Blue Jays relief pitcher Jerry Garvin goes through a whole shopping cart of baseballs as he works on his feared (by Blue Jays) home run pitch
3/1/1982
Spring training camp for Blue Jay pitchers and catchers officially opened yesterday with players running a few wind sprints
Spring training camp for Blue Jay pitchers and catchers officially opened yesterday with players running a few wind sprints
2/25/1979
33. Mike Willis. Pitcher, relief pitcher, Blue Jays
33. Mike Willis. Pitcher, relief pitcher, Blue Jays
n.d.
Blue Jay's Bob Bailor uses exaggerated, open batting stance, but as long as I can still see my left foot when I'm ready to swing, I'am okay
Blue Jay's Bob Bailor uses exaggerated, open batting stance, but as long as I can still see my left foot when I'm ready to swing, I'am okay
3/10/1978
Jay's pitchers making a hit. If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the Wo Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (above) (...)
Jay's pitchers making a hit. If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the Wo Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (above) (...)
10/7/1985
Jays' pitchers making a hit, If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the World Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (abov(...)
Jays' pitchers making a hit, If this is 1985, it must mean that pitchers have to bat in the World Series (but not in the playoffs) and Jim Acker (abov(...)
10/7/1985
Newest Blue Jay: Gary Lavelle, a left-handed, born-again relief pitcher recently acquired from San Francisco, gets some tips at a media lunch yesterday from jays pitching coach Al Widmar
Newest Blue Jay: Gary Lavelle, a left-handed, born-again relief pitcher recently acquired from San Francisco, gets some tips at a media lunch yesterday from jays pitching coach Al Widmar
1/30/1985
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(...)
n.d.