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Toronto Blue Jays Stats (END OF SEASON)

Posted on April 16, 2012 at 02:37 PM.

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- The Jays finished 1st in the league with a 42-10 record, but lost RF Jayson Heyward for the rest of the season and playoffs with a fractured hand. This will be a big blow for the Jays. Look for Valencia to get full time for the playoffs. Toronto's AAA club Las Vegas 51's ARE CHAMPIONS OF THE AAA LEAGUE.

Season Stats:
3B Jose Bautista - .472, 17HR, 40RBI, 39R
2B Brett Lawrie - .344, 10HR, 34RBI, 32R, 10SB
1B Mark Teixiera - .380, 10HR, 29RBI, 21R
C JP Arencieba - .363, 11HR, 29RBI, 18R
SS Hanley Ramirez - .355, 3HR, 24RBI, 32R, 6SB
RF Jayson Heyward - .313, 8HR, 20RBI, 24R, 3SB
OF/DH Matt Joyce - .292, 3HR, 19RBI, 20R, 1SB
OF Domonic Brown - .331, 5HR, 19RBI, 25R, 9SB
C Rod Barajas - .318, 3HR, 10RBI, 6R
DH/3B Danny Valencia - .289, 2HR, 8RBI, 13R, 1SB
CF Jon Jay - .408, 1HR, 5RBI, 11R, 8SB
2B/SS Maicer Izturis - .136, 0HR, 2RBI, 2R
OF Ezequiel Carrera - .000, 0HR, 0RBI, 4R, 2SB
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SP Henderson Alvarez (9-0) - 33.2IP, 1.34ERA, 31K
SP Ubaldo Jimenez (9-2) - 47.1IP, 1.71ERA, 38K
SP Jhoulys Chacin (7-0) - 42IP, 1.93ERA, 32K
SP Ricky Romero (7-1) - 30.1IP, 2.08ERA, 29K
SP Brandon Beachy (5-2) - 39.2IP, 2.95ERA, 35K
CL Sergio Santos (0-1, 15/16 SV) - 16.2IP, 2.70ERA, 20K
SU Francisco Cordero (1-0, 11 H) - 13.2IP, 1.32ERA, 19K
SU JP Howell (0-0, 3H) - 12.1IP, 0.73ERA, 13K
MR Casey Janssen (3-0, 1H) - 13.2IP, .000ERA, 13K
LR Luis Perez (3-0) - 4.1IP, .000ERA, 5K
MR Joel Carreno (0-0, 2H) - 8IP, 1.13ERA, 5K
LR Carlos Villanueva (3-0, 2H) - 15.1IP, 1.76ERA, 14K
MR Jose Veras (0-0) - 9.2IP, 2.79ERA, 5K

Playoff Preview - Round 1:
Toronto will play the Oakland Athletics in round 1, in a 1 game series. Oakland is coming off a tiebreaker win vs. Boston for the last spot and a chance to face Toronto. McCarthy got the win for Oakland vs. Boston and will send Lefty Brett Anderson to the mound vs. Toronto. The Jays will come back with Ricky Romero, hoping he can get a nice start for the terrible one last playoffs vs. Seattle in round 1.