The Blue Jays defeat the Devil Rays, 6 – 3, despite Jose Canseco’s 30th home run of the season. Canseco becomes the first player in history to reach the 30 mark with four different teams, having previously done so with Oakland, Texas, and Toronto. Pat Hentgen wins his 100th career game and Shawn Green reaches the 100 homer mark with a pair of long balls.

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On July 4,1999 The Blue Jays defeat the Devil Rays, 6 – 3, despite Jose Canseco’s 30th home run of the season. Canseco, the Ray’s DH,  becomes the first player in history to reach the 30 mark with four different teams, having previously done so with A’s (1986), Rangers (1994), and the Blue Jays (1998).

Pat Hentgen wins his 100th career game and Shawn Green reaches the 100 homer mark with a pair of long balls.