1990 Toronto Blue Jays season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
50 June 1 Brewers 7 - 1 Higuera ( 5-1 ) Stottlemyre ( 4-6 ) Crim ( 3 ) 49,698 26-24
51 June 2 Brewers 7 - 6 Fossas ( 2-3 ) Wells ( 2-1 ) Plesac ( 10 ) 49,553 26-25
52 June 3 Brewers 7 - 4 Stieb ( 7-2 ) Knudson ( 3-3 ) Henke ( 7 ) 49,702 27-25
53 June 5 Twins 7 - 3 Wells ( 3-1 ) Smith ( 4-5 ) 49,741 28-25
54 June 6 Twins 12 - 5 Candelaria ( 7-1 ) Blair ( 0-2 ) 49,652 28-26
55 June 7 Twins 10 - 3 Stottlemyre ( 5-6 ) Tapani ( 6-4 ) 49,845 29-26
56 June 8 @ Brewers 11 - 5 Gilles ( 1-0 ) Crim ( 2-2 ) Henke ( 8 ) 27,021 30-26
57 June 9 @ Brewers 7 - 3 Stieb ( 8-2 ) Bosio ( 4-4 ) 46,612 31-26
58 June 10 @ Brewers 13 - 5 Wells ( 4-1 ) Navarro ( 2-2 ) 18,091 32-26
59 June 11 @ Brewers 4 - 1 Krueger ( 3-3 ) Blair ( 0-3 ) Plesac ( 11 ) 17,701 32-27
60 June 12 @ Twins 5 - 4 Stottlemyre ( 6-6 ) Candelaria ( 7-2 ) Ward ( 5 ) 18,298 33-27
61 June 13 @ Twins 10 - 1 Cerutti ( 3-5 ) West ( 2-4 ) Henke ( 9 ) 17,086 34-27
62 June 14 @ Twins 7 - 1 Stieb ( 9-2 ) Anderson ( 2-9 ) 18,679 35-27
63 June 15 @ Yankees 5 - 4 Wells ( 5-1 ) Robinson ( 0-5 ) Henke ( 10 ) 31,827 36-27
64 June 16 @ Yankees 2 - 1 ( 11 ) Wills ( 5-2 ) Mills ( 0-2 ) Ward ( 6 ) 26,061 37-27
65 June 17 @ Yankees 8 - 1 Stottlemyre ( 7-6 ) LaPoint ( 4-6 ) 38,173 38-27
66 June 19 Red Sox 4 - 2 Kiecker ( 2-3 ) Ward ( 1-3 ) Murphy ( 3 ) 49,907 38-28
67 June 20 Red Sox 11 - 0 Stieb ( 10-2 ) Gardner ( 1-4 ) Henke ( 11 ) 49,857 39-28
68 June 21 Yankees 7 - 6 Mills ( 1-2 ) Acker ( 1-2 ) Righetti ( 14 ) 49,883 39-29
69 June 22 Yankees 8 - 7 ( 15 ) Cadaret ( 2-4 ) Blair ( 0-4 ) Righetti ( 15 ) 49,908 39-30
The 1990 Toronto Blue Jays season was the franchise's 14th season of Major League Baseball. It resulted in the Blue Jays finishing second in the American League East with a record of 86 wins and 76 losses. It was their first full season in the SkyDome, where an MLB attendance record of 3,885,284 was set that year. The Blue Jays led the division by 1½ games over the Boston Red Sox with one week left in the season. However, they then proceeded to drop six of their last eight games, giving the division title to the Red Sox by a two-game margin.