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Toronto Blue Jays
Who did the Toronto Blue Jays defeat in the 1992 ALCS? | Blue Jays
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Oakland Athletics. At the time it was considered the biggest moment in Blue Jays history.
Toronto first baseman John Olerud won the A.L. Batting Crown in 1993. What was his batting average that season? | Blue Jays
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0.363. It is the highest season batting average ever by a Blue Jay.
He set an American League rookie record by saving 31 games, who is he? | Blue Jays
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Billy Koch. He set the record last season (1999).
In the 1993 World Series Joe Carter hit a famous homerun to win the series. Who was the 'wild' Philadelphia Phillies pitcher to give up the homerun? | Blue Jays
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Mitch Williams. The Philly fans never truly forgave Williams for that moment in time.
The MVP of the 1993 World Series would later go on to get his 3000th career hit as a member of the Minnesota Twins. Who was he? | Blue Jays
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Who is the only Blue Jay to be named AL MVP as a Blue Jay? | Blue Jays
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George Bell. It was in 1987.
The first two Blue Jays to ever win a Cy Young award was Roger Clemens and who? | Blue Jays
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Pat Hentgen. Pat also pitched for the Cardinals.
Who is the only man to ever pitch a no-hitter as a Toronto Blue Jay? | Blue Jays
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Dave Stieb. Stieb pitched it against the Cleveland Indians.
He became the first black manager to win a World Series, when he managed the Jays to the title in 1992. Who is he? | Blue Jays
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Cito Gaston. He's back this season as the Jay's batting coach.
Who did the Blue Jays trade to the Padres in 1990 for Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar? | Blue Jays
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Tony Fernandez and Fred McGriff. It was truly a blockbuster deal.
Who did the Blue Jays acquire at the trade deadline in 1993 for their run at the World Series? | Blue Jays
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What year did the Blue Jays play their first ever game? | Blue Jays
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1977. It was a cold, snowy day in Toronto some 23 years ago.
1977. Big-league baseball came to Toronto on a snowy April 7, 1977
Chicago White Sox. The Jays defeated the Chicago White Sox 9-5
This shortstop was acquired from Cleveland in 1979 and was co-winner of the AL's Rookie of the Year Award? | Canada'sTeam: Blue Jays
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Jack Morris. Jack Morris was 21-6 in 1992
Bill Singer. Veteran right-hander Singer had been acquired from Minnesota in the Expansion Draft in November 1976.
Jerry Johnson. Jerry Johnson got the win for the Blue Jays in relief of Bill Singer on that first Opening Day, April 7, 1977. Ken Brett started and took the loss for the Chicago White Sox. Vuckovich got the save for the Jays.
Roy Hartsfield. Hartsfield was a successful minor league manager for fifteen years before getting the top job with the Blue Jays.
Hector Torres. Shortstop Torres was an unlikely candidate to hit the first Grand Slam at the Ex, but he did the trick, off Ron Guidry of the Yankees on June 27, 1977.
A Toronto rookie hit a home run in his first major league at bat on April 7, 1977. Who was it? | Early Toronto Blue Jays
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Alvis Woods. Ault, Gary Woods and Bowling were all in the starting line up that day and all still qualified as rookies though they had made their major league debuts earlier. It was Al Woods who had a pinch-hit home run off Chicago reliever Francisco Barrios in his first ML at bat.
Tom Cheek was still the voice of the Blue Jays on the radio (and the internet)during their 25th season, but who was his broadcasting partner in those early days? | Early Toronto Blue Jays
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Early Wynn. Hall of Fame pitcher Early Wynn provided the colour for the first few seasons. Jerry came on the scene later, and Don Chevrier was on the Jays TV broadcasts.
$7. Information is from 1979 Media Guide, the earliest one I still own. Of course we are talking Canadian dollars. General Admission (the left field Grandstand) was only two bucks!
snow and very cold. Yes, there was a snowstorm and freezing temperatures but the attendance was over 44,000. I listened to Tom and Early from a nice warm office about 100 miles away! The dome was not built until many years after this.
Exhibition Stadium. The 'Ex' was never really meant to be a baseball park, being more suited to Argos football or the CNE Grandstand show, but I had some great times there watching the Jays!
Seattle Mariners . First they lost Griffey and then A-Rod, how did the Mariners do in 2001? As it happened, the Mariners fared quite well with players like Bret Boone and Ichiro Suzuki in the line-up.
Monday June 5, 1989. The dome has the world's largest retractable roof.
April 7, 1977. They beat the Chicago White Sox 9-5.
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