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Making contact, Blue Jays first baseman John Olerud had some good cuts last night, driving in four runs - a career high - with a homer, double and triple
Making contact, Blue Jays first baseman John Olerud had some good cuts last night, driving in four runs - a career high - with a homer, double and triple

Making contact, Blue Jays first baseman John Olerud had some good cuts last night, driving in four runs - a career high - with a homer, double and triple

Date6/14/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Making contact, Blue Jays first baseman John Olerud had some good cuts last night, driving in four runs - a career high - with a homer, double and triple.
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Fresh from Florida, First baseman John Olerud is among the earliest Jays to arrive at Pearson International last night
Fresh from Florida, First baseman John Olerud is among the earliest Jays to arrive at Pearson International last night
3/8/1991
Olerud on skates, Blue Jay first baseman John Olerud takes a break from his skating exploits at Nathan Phillips Square to sign autographs
Olerud on skates, Blue Jay first baseman John Olerud takes a break from his skating exploits at Nathan Phillips Square to sign autographs
12/12/1991
Sweet-swinging Fred McGriff compiled some fancy numbers last year in his first season as the Blue Jays' everyday first baseman
Sweet-swinging Fred McGriff compiled some fancy numbers last year in his first season as the Blue Jays' everyday first baseman
8/5/1988
A Homer, John Olerud celebrates his second home run last night
A Homer, John Olerud celebrates his second home run last night
6/21/1990
Big blow, Jays' John Olerud is met by Dave Winfield after his homer
Big blow, Jays' John Olerud is met by Dave Winfield after his homer
5/12/1992
Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar turns a double play with his usual ease as Seattle's Tino Martinez tries to breakit up last night at the dome
Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar turns a double play with his usual ease as Seattle's Tino Martinez tries to breakit up last night at the dome
4/15/1993
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
Walking tall: Rookie Lloyd Moseby's three hits drove in four runs in the Blue Jays' 9-6 win over the Yankees
5/25/1980
Celebrity reader, Blue Jay designated hitter John Olerud reads Heather Hits Her First Home Run to an admiring trio, from left, Jason Peterkin, 9, Wyat(...)
Celebrity reader, Blue Jay designated hitter John Olerud reads Heather Hits Her First Home Run to an admiring trio, from left, Jason Peterkin, 9, Wyat(...)
6/8/1990
Say it's so, Joe: A jubiliant Joe Carter gets a high-five from John Olerud at SkyDome last night after blasting a home run in first inning to take a 1-0 lead against the Twins
Say it's so, Joe: A jubiliant Joe Carter gets a high-five from John Olerud at SkyDome last night after blasting a home run in first inning to take a 1-0 lead against the Twins
10/11/1991
Slam dance: Blue Jays' outfielder Joe Carter leans his head against the wall last night after Atlanta's Lonnie Smith smacked a grand slam homer to win it 7-2
Slam dance: Blue Jays' outfielder Joe Carter leans his head against the wall last night after Atlanta's Lonnie Smith smacked a grand slam homer to win it 7-2
10/23/1992
Leapin' Lee: Bruce Jays second baseman Manny Lee acrobatically avoids a hard-sliding Jim Rice of the Red Sox in the fourth inning yesterday and relays the ball to first base to complete a 6-4-3 double play
Leapin' Lee: Bruce Jays second baseman Manny Lee acrobatically avoids a hard-sliding Jim Rice of the Red Sox in the fourth inning yesterday and relays the ball to first base to complete a 6-4-3 double play
9/21/1986
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