Promoted to the Blue Jays in 1983, Fernández became the team’s full-time shortstop in 1985, and contributed significantly to the team winning its first division title that year. Fernández continued to star for the Jays for several years afterwards. His 213 hits in 1986 were, at the time, a major league single-season record for a shortstop.
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Same…I feel a little bit like he was underrated too. Such a unique style both in field and at the plate.