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15 Average Questions about Blue Jays

I consider this an easy quiz for avid Blue Jay fans. However if you aren't a fan of the Jay's it will probably be quite difficult.

A multiple-choice quiz by Rust. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
Rust

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
868

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
15

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
11 / 15

Plays
1878

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Question 1 of 15

1. Who did the Toronto Blue Jays defeat in the 1992 ALCS? Hint

Chicago White Sox

Seattle Mariners

Oakland Athletics

Minnesota Twins

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Question 2 of 15

2. Toronto first baseman John Olerud won the A.L. Batting Crown in 1993. What was his batting average that season? Hint

0.345

0.363

0.398

0.311

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Question 3 of 15

3. He set an American League rookie record by saving 31 games, who is he? Hint

Tom Henke

Darren Hall

Duane Ward

Billy Koch

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Question 4 of 15

4. 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? Hint

Jeff Reardon

Curt Schilling

Mitch Williams

Paul Quantrill

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Question 5 of 15

5. 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? Hint

Dave Winfield

Paul Molitor

Pat Borders

Jack Morris

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Question 6 of 15

6. Which of these men were never a catcher for the Blue Jays? Hint

Pat Borders

Greg Myers

Carlton Fisk

Ernie Whitt

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Question 7 of 15

7. Who is the only Blue Jay to be named AL MVP as a Blue Jay? Hint

Roberto Alomar

Shawn Green

Jesse Barfield

George Bell

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Question 8 of 15

8. Name the 2001 home stadium of the Blue Jays. Hint

Airdome

Air Canada Centre

Skydome

Exhibition Stadium

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Question 9 of 15

9. The first two Blue Jays to ever win a Cy Young award was Roger Clemens and who? Hint

Pat Hentgen

Tom Henke

Dave Stieb

David Wells

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Question 10 of 15

10. Who is the only man to ever pitch a no-hitter as a Toronto Blue Jay? Hint

Dave Stieb

David Cone

David Wells

Jack Morris

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Question 11 of 15

11. He became the first black manager to win a World Series, when he managed the Jays to the title in 1992. Who is he?

Answer: (Two words)

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Question 12 of 15

12. Which of these men have never hit 40 homeruns or more as a Blue Jay? Hint

Jose Canseco

Jesse Barfield

Shawn Green

Kelly Gruber

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Question 13 of 15

13. Who did the Blue Jays trade to the Padres in 1990 for Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar? Hint

Garth Iorg and Junior Felix

Fred McGriff and Damaso Garcia

Tony Fernandez and Fred McGriff

Tony Fernandez and George Bell

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Question 14 of 15

14. Who did the Blue Jays acquire at the trade deadline in 1993 for their run at the World Series? Hint

Bud Black

David Cone

Rickey Henderson

Tom Candiotti

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Question 15 of 15

15. What year did the Blue Jays play their first ever game? Hint

1969

1978

1977

1981

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Who did the Toronto Blue Jays defeat in the 1992 ALCS?

Answer: Oakland Athletics

At the time it was considered the biggest moment in Blue Jays history.

2. Toronto first baseman John Olerud won the A.L. Batting Crown in 1993. What was his batting average that season?

Answer: 0.363

It is the highest season batting average ever by a Blue Jay.

3. He set an American League rookie record by saving 31 games, who is he?

Answer: Billy Koch

He set the record last season (1999).

4. 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?

Answer: Mitch Williams

The Philly fans never truly forgave Williams for that moment in time.

5. 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?

Answer: Paul Molitor

6. Which of these men were never a catcher for the Blue Jays?

Answer: Carlton Fisk

Carlton Fisk played for the Red Sox and the White Sox.

7. Who is the only Blue Jay to be named AL MVP as a Blue Jay?

Answer: George Bell

It was in 1987.

8. Name the 2001 home stadium of the Blue Jays.

Answer: Skydome

Considered a marvel when it first opened it is now being outdated by newer ballparks.

9. The first two Blue Jays to ever win a Cy Young award was Roger Clemens and who?

Answer: Pat Hentgen

Pat also pitched for the Cardinals.

10. Who is the only man to ever pitch a no-hitter as a Toronto Blue Jay?

Answer: Dave Stieb

Stieb pitched it against the Cleveland Indians.

11. He became the first black manager to win a World Series, when he managed the Jays to the title in 1992. Who is he?

Answer: Cito Gaston

He's back this season as the Jay's batting coach.

12. Which of these men have never hit 40 homeruns or more as a Blue Jay?

Answer: Kelly Gruber

13. Who did the Blue Jays trade to the Padres in 1990 for Joe Carter and Roberto Alomar?

Answer: Tony Fernandez and Fred McGriff

It was truly a blockbuster deal.

14. Who did the Blue Jays acquire at the trade deadline in 1993 for their run at the World Series?

Answer: Rickey Henderson

15. What year did the Blue Jays play their first ever game?

Answer: 1977

It was a cold, snowy day in Toronto some 23 years ago.

Source: Author Rust

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