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Who Would Have Won Between the 1993 Blue Jays or 1994 Expos?

By Clayton Richer

31 Aug 1995: Pitcher Pedro Martinez of the Montreal Expos lunges forward to deliver a pitch against the San Diego Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California. The Expos defeated the Padres 5-4. Mandatory Credit: Steve Dunn/Allsport
31 Aug 1995: Pitcher Pedro Martinez of the Montreal Expos lunges forward to deliver a pitch against the San Diego Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California. The Expos defeated the Padres 5-4. Mandatory Credit: Steve Dunn/Allsport /
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ANAHEIM,CA – CIRCA 1987:Mark Eichhorn of the Toronto Blue Jays pitches against the California Angels at the Big A circa 1987 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Owen C. Shaw/Getty Images)
ANAHEIM,CA – CIRCA 1987:Mark Eichhorn of the Toronto Blue Jays pitches against the California Angels at the Big A circa 1987 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Owen C. Shaw/Getty Images) /

Blue Jays Bullpen

Duane Ward– Closer- 2.13 ERA, 45 saves

Danny Cox– 3.12 ERA, 2 saves

Mark Eichhorn– 2.72 ERA

Mike Timlin– 4.69 ERA, 1 save

Tony Castillo– 3.38 ERA

Expos Bullpen

John Wetteland– Closer- 2.83 ERA, 25 saves

Mel Rojas– 3.32 ERA, 16 saves

Gil Heredia– 3.46 ERA

Jeff Shaw– 3.88 ERA, 1 save

Tim Scott– 2.70 ERA, 1 save

Advantage: Tie (Both teams had dominant closers with a decent supporting cast.)

dark. Next. Russell Martin lends a helping hand to Hyun-Jin Ryu

There are the numbers, who do you think would have reigned victorious in a best of seven match-up? The Expos are much closer to the Blue Jays than I had anticipated and utilized a nice blend of speed and power to get the job done. It would have been interesting to see how far they would have gone if there had not been a work stoppage.

Chime in below folks and let me know who you think was the better team.

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