1991 Toronto Blue Jays season
# Date Opponent Score Win Loss Save Attendance Record
22 May 1 @ Rangers 3 - 0 Ryan ( 3-2 ) Key ( 4-1 ) 33,439 12-10
23 May 2 @ Royals 3 - 1 Stottlemyre ( 3-0 ) Appier ( 1-4 ) Ward ( 6 ) 22,896 13-10
24 May 3 @ Royals 5 - 1 Wells ( 2-3 ) Davis ( 2-2 ) 20,809 14-10
25 May 4 @ Royals 6 - 5 Saberhagen ( 2-3 ) Boucher ( 0-2 ) Montgomery ( 6 ) 22,628 14-11
26 May 5 @ Royals 3 - 0 Stieb ( 3-2 ) Gordon ( 1-2 ) Ward ( 7 ) 22,588 15-11
27 May 7 Rangers 3 - 2 Rogers ( 1-3 ) Key ( 4-2 ) Russell ( 6 ) 44,622 15-12
28 May 8 Rangers 4 - 2 Stottlemyre ( 4-0 ) Ryan ( 3-3 ) Ward ( 8 ) 43,211 16-12
29 May 9 White Sox 2 - 0 Wells ( 3-3 ) Pérez ( 1-2 ) Ward ( 9 ) 47,236 17-12
30 May 10 White Sox 5 - 3 ( 12 ) Radinsky ( 2-1 ) Fraser ( 0-1 ) 50,198 17-13
31 May 11 White Sox 5 - 2 Stieb ( 4-2 ) Hough ( 0-2 ) Ward ( 10 ) 50,206 18-13
32 May 12 White Sox 4 - 2 Key ( 5-2 ) Hibbard ( 2-1 ) Ward ( 11 ) 50,108 19-13
33 May 13 Royals 4 - 2 Stottlemyre ( 5-0 ) Davis ( 2-4 ) Ward ( 12 ) 44,275 20-13
34 May 14 Royals 4 - 1 Wells ( 4-3 ) Gubicza ( 0-1 ) Timlin ( 1 ) 43,357 21-13
35 May 15 Royals 6 - 4 Saberhagen ( 4-3 ) Boucher ( 0-3 ) 50,113 21-14
36 May 17 @ White Sox 5 - 3 Pall ( 1-1 ) Timlin ( 3-1 ) Thigpen ( 7 ) 30,095 21-15
37 May 18 @ White Sox 9 - 2 Key ( 6-2 ) Hibbard ( 2-2 ) 34,861 22-15
38 May 19 @ White Sox 5 - 4 Patterson ( 1-0 ) Timlin ( 3-2 ) Thigpen ( 8 ) 41,015 22-16
39 May 20 @ Athletics 1 - 0 Wells ( 5-3 ) Welch ( 4-3 ) Henke ( 3 ) 24,631 23-16
40 May 21 @ Athletics 11 - 7 Acker ( 1-1 ) Dressendorfer ( 3-3 ) Timlin ( 2 ) 22,738 24-16
41 May 22 @ Athletics 2 - 1 Moore ( 6-2 ) Stieb ( 4-3 ) Eckersley ( 11 ) 34,028 24-17
The 1991 Toronto Blue Jays season was the franchise's 15th season of Major League Baseball. It resulted in the Blue Jays finishing first in the American League East with a record of 91 wins and 71 losses. The team's paid attendance of 4,001,527 led the major leagues, as the Jays became the first team in MLB history to draw four million fans in a season. Toronto lost the ALCS to the eventual world champion Minnesota Twins in five games.