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Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back
Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back

Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back

Date10/2/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Going, going . . . Roberto Alomar watches his home run off Detroit's Bill Guilickson clear the fence in the first inning. Jays led 6-1 after two innings, but the Tigers battled back.
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Some insurance: Roberto Alomar is congratulated in the dugout after his sacrifice fly drove in the Blue Jays' fifth run in the fourth inning
Some insurance: Roberto Alomar is congratulated in the dugout after his sacrifice fly drove in the Blue Jays' fifth run in the fourth inning
9/29/1992
The hero's hour: In the ninth inning, Roberto Alomar makes the Jays victors, and once again, right, the happy Jays are here again
The hero's hour: In the ninth inning, Roberto Alomar makes the Jays victors, and once again, right, the happy Jays are here again
8/23/1991
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
Steve Cummings: Held the Mariners to one run in 5 1/3 untidy innings for the Jays
Steve Cummings: Held the Mariners to one run in 5 1/3 untidy innings for the Jays
5/15/1990
The Blue Jays ground crew had to clear the field in the late innings, but this tidying up job was for an overexuberant fan who raced on to the field
The Blue Jays ground crew had to clear the field in the late innings, but this tidying up job was for an overexuberant fan who raced on to the field
4/14/1986
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
Moseby's revenge: The Shaker shook up the Jays by clubbing a Mike Flanagan offering over the fence leading off the second to give the Tigers an early 1-0 lead
5/4/1990
Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's
Let it be: With fingers firmly crossed, a SkyDome usher watches in the ninth inning last night after the Blue Jays' Tom Henke relieved starter David Cone to preserve a win over the Oakland A's
10/8/1992
Impressive performance: Louis Leal, the Blue Jays' righthander from Venezuela, threw three strong innings in Jays' 3-2 loss to Houston Astros yesterday
Impressive performance: Louis Leal, the Blue Jays' righthander from Venezuela, threw three strong innings in Jays' 3-2 loss to Houston Astros yesterday
3/12/1981
Solo shot: Kelly Gruber gets high-fived by Dave Winfield after clubbing a bases-empty homer in the first inning of Jays' 3-1 win in Detroit
Solo shot: Kelly Gruber gets high-fived by Dave Winfield after clubbing a bases-empty homer in the first inning of Jays' 3-1 win in Detroit
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Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
Extra-Inning hero: Nelson Liriano gets a hero's welcome from Glenallen Hill, left, and Mookie Wilson after his double in the 13th gave the Jays and improbable 6-5 victory and kept the Orioles two lengths back in AL East race
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Fire away: Jays starter David Cone, faced with a must-win situation, bears down in the early innings of last night's ALCS game against the Oakland A's at the SkyDome
Fire away: Jays starter David Cone, faced with a must-win situation, bears down in the early innings of last night's ALCS game against the Oakland A's at the SkyDome
10/9/1992
Oh no!: David Wells, one of five Jays throwers that the Minnesota Twins blew past at the SkyDome last night, buries his face after his 11/2 innings of work
Oh no!: David Wells, one of five Jays throwers that the Minnesota Twins blew past at the SkyDome last night, buries his face after his 11/2 innings of work
10/12/1991