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One that got away: Right fielder Rick Leach can't come up with Jose Canseco's wind-assisted belt in third inning but Jays survived this threat.
One that got away: Right fielder Rick Leach can't come up with Jose Canseco's wind-assisted belt in third inning but Jays survived this threat.

One that got away: Right fielder Rick Leach can't come up with Jose Canseco's wind-assisted belt in third inning but Jays survived this threat.

Date7/1/1988
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Rick Leach, His single through the infield in the 13th inning sparked the Jays to a 4-3 win over the White Sox.
Rick Leach, His single through the infield in the 13th inning sparked the Jays to a 4-3 win over the White Sox.
9/2/1985
Eye on the ball: Blue Jay centre fielder Lloyd Moseby gets to this bouncing ball off the bat of Mel Hall ahead of teammate Rick Leach but not before the Cleveland left fielder reached second base
Eye on the ball: Blue Jay centre fielder Lloyd Moseby gets to this bouncing ball off the bat of Mel Hall ahead of teammate Rick Leach but not before the Cleveland left fielder reached second base
6/14/1988
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
Oops! Twins right fielder Tom Brunansky bounces off the wall but fails to come up with this fly ball off the bat of the Jays' Kelly Gruber during the (...)
4/16/1988
Blue Jays say 'cheese' for camera-toting fans, Blue Jays Rick Leach (left) and Lloyd Moseby ham it up before yesterday's game against Chicago White So(...)
Blue Jays say 'cheese' for camera-toting fans, Blue Jays Rick Leach (left) and Lloyd Moseby ham it up before yesterday's game against Chicago White So(...)
8/16/1987
Trouble brewing. Blue Jays centre-fielder Lloyd Moseby made a great over-the-shoulder catch in the fifth inning to rob the Brewers' Robin Yount of an (...)
Trouble brewing. Blue Jays centre-fielder Lloyd Moseby made a great over-the-shoulder catch in the fifth inning to rob the Brewers' Robin Yount of an (...)
6/20/1984
High-fives all around: Jays' designated hitter Cecil Fielder (23) accepts some well-deserved praise from his teammates after crushing a game-winning tater yesterday in the 10th inning
High-fives all around: Jays' designated hitter Cecil Fielder (23) accepts some well-deserved praise from his teammates after crushing a game-winning tater yesterday in the 10th inning
9/4/1987
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
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
8/27/1987
What a bash! Terry Steinbach (36) gives an A's-style high-five to Mark McGwire as Dave Henderson and Jose Canseco await their turn after Steinbach's slam. Greg Myers can't look
What a bash! Terry Steinbach (36) gives an A's-style high-five to Mark McGwire as Dave Henderson and Jose Canseco await their turn after Steinbach's slam. Greg Myers can't look
7/16/1989
New interest: Blue Jay's centre fielder Rick Bosetti, only member of the team to stay in Toronto for the off season, has found a new activity to help keep him in shape - squash
New interest: Blue Jay's centre fielder Rick Bosetti, only member of the team to stay in Toronto for the off season, has found a new activity to help keep him in shape - squash
11/17/1980
Rick Bosetti: Jays' first centre fielder is here for oldtimers' game tomorrow
Rick Bosetti: Jays' first centre fielder is here for oldtimers' game tomorrow
6/3/1981
Fine form: Jays lefthander Jimmy Key was at his baffling best last night, tossing 8 2/3 innings of eight-hit, one-run ball before giving way to reliever Bill Caudill, who got pinch-hitter Donnie Hill on a harmless fly ball to end the game
Fine form: Jays lefthander Jimmy Key was at his baffling best last night, tossing 8 2/3 innings of eight-hit, one-run ball before giving way to reliever Bill Caudill, who got pinch-hitter Donnie Hill on a harmless fly ball to end the game
7/19/1985
Young Manny Lee leaps and makes this play early in yesterday's game at Detroit but the ground ball he couldn't come up with in the 12th Inning cost the Jays 3-2 win
Young Manny Lee leaps and makes this play early in yesterday's game at Detroit but the ground ball he couldn't come up with in the 12th Inning cost the Jays 3-2 win
10/4/1987