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What's new? Jimmy Key, on phone, says he'll handle the heat in New York, Bobby Cox gets two-year extension from the Braves and Manuel Lee has until midnight to accept or reject Jays' salary arbitration offer
What's new? Jimmy Key, on phone, says he'll handle the heat in New York, Bobby Cox gets two-year extension from the Braves and Manuel Lee has until midnight to accept or reject Jays' salary arbitration offer

What's new? Jimmy Key, on phone, says he'll handle the heat in New York, Bobby Cox gets two-year extension from the Braves and Manuel Lee has until midnight to accept or reject Jays' salary arbitration offer

Date12/19/1992
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Bobby Cox: Braves general manager has long been trying to obtain veteran righthander
Bobby Cox: Braves general manager has long been trying to obtain veteran righthander
1/30/1985
Jim Acker: Braves righthander fourth player in history of arbitration to take pay cut
Jim Acker: Braves righthander fourth player in history of arbitration to take pay cut
3/5/1986
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
It's yours for a year. Star sports columnist Milt Dunnel presents the Pearson Cup to a delighted Bobby Cox after Cox' Blue Jays beat Montreal Expos, 6(...)
It's yours for a year. Star sports columnist Milt Dunnel presents the Pearson Cup to a delighted Bobby Cox after Cox' Blue Jays beat Montreal Expos, 6(...)
5/24/1984
A forest of hands reaches up for a possible rebound during National Basketball Association game between Buffalo Braves and New Orleans Jazz at the Gar(...)
A forest of hands reaches up for a possible rebound during National Basketball Association game between Buffalo Braves and New Orleans Jazz at the Gar(...)
2/27/1975
Lee plays shortstop again, Perkins predicts Manuel Lee will play shortstop for the Blue Jays again because Alfredo Griffin's knee is hurt and Eddie Zosky is a disappointment, Star writer Dave Perkins says
Lee plays shortstop again, Perkins predicts Manuel Lee will play shortstop for the Blue Jays again because Alfredo Griffin's knee is hurt and Eddie Zosky is a disappointment, Star writer Dave Perkins says
2/29/1992
Blowing bubbles: Jimmy Key, who could be the Blue Jays' fifteh starter or return tot he bullpen, blows bubbles during warmup exercises at the Jays' training facility in Dunedin, Fla
Blowing bubbles: Jimmy Key, who could be the Blue Jays' fifteh starter or return tot he bullpen, blows bubbles during warmup exercises at the Jays' training facility in Dunedin, Fla
2/26/1985
Key blow: The Jays' Jimmy Key, left, could have used some of the home run power supplied by Milwaukee's Rick Dempsey (14) last night
Key blow: The Jays' Jimmy Key, left, could have used some of the home run power supplied by Milwaukee's Rick Dempsey (14) last night
8/21/1991
Key blow: The Jays' Jimmy Key, left, could have used some of the home run power supplied by Milwaukee's Rick Dempsey (14) last night
Key blow: The Jays' Jimmy Key, left, could have used some of the home run power supplied by Milwaukee's Rick Dempsey (14) last night
8/21/1991
Key starter: Jimmy Key had the all-important mound assignment last night against the hated Red Sox, who threw the Jays a curve by juggling their rotation
Key starter: Jimmy Key had the all-important mound assignment last night against the hated Red Sox, who threw the Jays a curve by juggling their rotation
9/29/1992
Short Take: Manuel Lee, on the left, is outperforming the younger Eddie Zosky and will probably be Blue Jays' opening-day shortstop.
Short Take: Manuel Lee, on the left, is outperforming the younger Eddie Zosky and will probably be Blue Jays' opening-day shortstop.
2/29/1992
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
Slap-happy guys: Tom Henke, left, Manuel Lee, Candy Maldonado and Devon White swap high-fives after the Jays topped Orioles 4-2 to gain split of series
8/13/1992