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NYY #23 · 03-02-2014, 04:28 PM

The Blue Jays were drafting 29th this year due to our success. With our first round pick we drafted shortstop Alex Gonzalez. Reliever John Hudek was our second round pick, with reliever Gary Buckels our final draft pick. It was a small, and weak draft class.

We didn't get him his fourth ring, but Ozzie Smith announced that he was retiring following the season.

We locked up Erik Hanson to a 7 year $28,000,000 extension to keep him in Toronto.

Toronto Blue Jays - 53-109 (.337) 39 GB
1991 - Toronto Blue Jays 66-96 (.407) 30 GB (Season Score - 1)
1992 - Toronto Blue Jays 87-75 (.537) 7 GB (Season Score - 45)
1993 - Toronto Blue Jays 98-64 (.605) - GB (Lost to California Angels 4-2 in LCS, Season Score - 74)

03-02-2014, 04:28 PM	#1294
NYY #23 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 13,112	11/1/1993 - The Blue Jays were drafting 29th this year due to our success. With our first round pick we drafted shortstop Alex Gonzalez. Reliever John Hudek was our second round pick, with reliever Gary Buckels our final draft pick. It was a small, and weak draft class. We didn't get him his fourth ring, but Ozzie Smith announced that he was retiring following the season. We locked up Erik Hanson to a 7 year $28,000,000 extension to keep him in Toronto. Toronto Blue Jays - 53-109 (.337) 39 GB 1991 - Toronto Blue Jays 66-96 (.407) 30 GB (Season Score - 1) 1992 - Toronto Blue Jays 87-75 (.537) 7 GB (Season Score - 45) 1993 - Toronto Blue Jays 98-64 (.605) - GB (Lost to California Angels 4-2 in LCS, Season Score - 74)