In 1979 the pitching-poor Blue Jays rushed the 21-year-old into their starting rotation after only 34 games in the minors. He led the AL in losses (18) in a one-season career highlighted by a one-hitter against Oakland. In 1979 the pitching-poor Blue Jays rushed the 21-year-old into their starting rotation after only 34 games in the minors. He led the AL in losses (18) in what was essentially a one-season career highlighted by a one-hitter against Oakland. Six years later, Huffman returned very briefly to the majors with the 1985 Orioles, going 0-0 with a 15.43 ERA in 2 games. (TF)
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