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Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher
Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher

Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher

Date3/2/1983
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Original Toronto Star caption: Alfredo Griffin: He is trade bait for Jays, who want third baseman or pitcher.
GeographyCity, town, twpToronto
GeographyProvince or StateOntario
GeographyCountryCanada
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0051887F
Alfredo Griffin: Jays' shortstop has been mentioned in trade talks in Hawali
Alfredo Griffin: Jays' shortstop has been mentioned in trade talks in Hawali
12/7/1982
What do you mean I'm out? Jays' Alfredo Griffin looks disbelievingly as ump Mike Reilly after he was called out at second base. Brewers' Jim Gantner t(...)
What do you mean I'm out? Jays' Alfredo Griffin looks disbelievingly as ump Mike Reilly after he was called out at second base. Brewers' Jim Gantner t(...)
8/11/1983
Changing uniforms: Bill Caudill, left, will be joining the Blue Jays from Oakland for Dave Collins, centre, and Alfredo Griffin, a deal some fans deplore but others had already proposed
Changing uniforms: Bill Caudill, left, will be joining the Blue Jays from Oakland for Dave Collins, centre, and Alfredo Griffin, a deal some fans deplore but others had already proposed
5/27/1984
Choking up is supposed to be bad for an athlete, but in Alfredo Griffin's case, moving his hands from bottom picture to the circle at top has made him the one bright spot in Blue Jays cloudy picture
Choking up is supposed to be bad for an athlete, but in Alfredo Griffin's case, moving his hands from bottom picture to the circle at top has made him the one bright spot in Blue Jays cloudy picture
5/29/1979
Trouble at home: Riots in their native Dominican Republic have left Toronto Blue Jay players Alfredo Griffin, left, Damaso Garcia, centre, and George Bell worried about their families
Trouble at home: Riots in their native Dominican Republic have left Toronto Blue Jay players Alfredo Griffin, left, Damaso Garcia, centre, and George Bell worried about their families
6/11/1981
At the beginning of the season Garth Iorg was a man without a job but now, for the first time, he is Jays' starting second baseman
At the beginning of the season Garth Iorg was a man without a job but now, for the first time, he is Jays' starting second baseman
5/30/1987
Call it two: Alfredo Griffin snares a hot smash up the middle and shuffles the ball to Roberto Alomar, who avoids Ranger Dan Peltier to turn a double play yesterday
Call it two: Alfredo Griffin snares a hot smash up the middle and shuffles the ball to Roberto Alomar, who avoids Ranger Dan Peltier to turn a double play yesterday
9/20/1992
Call it two: Alfredo Griffin snares a hot smash up the middle and shuffles the ball to Roberto Alomar, who avoids Ranger Dan Peltier to turn a double play yesterday
Call it two: Alfredo Griffin snares a hot smash up the middle and shuffles the ball to Roberto Alomar, who avoids Ranger Dan Peltier to turn a double play yesterday
9/20/1992
Tommy John: As he did last year, Yankee pitcher got 20th win against Jays
Tommy John: As he did last year, Yankee pitcher got 20th win against Jays
9/9/1980
Griffin wants: $315,000. Jays offer: $250,000
Griffin wants: $315,000. Jays offer: $250,000
8/5/1981
Roy Lee Jackson: Pitcher among five Jays who could file for binding arbitration
Roy Lee Jackson: Pitcher among five Jays who could file for binding arbitration
3/5/1983
The right stuff: The Jays are out but if anyone has reason to smile it's Juan Guzman, the hard-throwing rookie who established himself as a big league pitcher
The right stuff: The Jays are out but if anyone has reason to smile it's Juan Guzman, the hard-throwing rookie who established himself as a big league pitcher
10/14/1991