The Ultimate MLB - Toronto Blue Jays Quiz

Ron Fairly was the first Toronto Blue Jays player to be selected for the All-Star Game. This can be inferred from the given options, as Dave Lemanczyk, Roy Howell, and Dave Stieb are not mentioned as being the first player selected. Therefore, Ron Fairly is the correct answer.

In 1998, while playing for the Blue Jays, Roger Clemens achieved the milestone of 3000 strikeouts. This means that he successfully struck out 3000 opposing batters throughout his career. This is a significant accomplishment in baseball and demonstrates Clemens' skill and dominance as a pitcher.

In the middle of the 1993 season, the Toronto Blue Jays acquired Rickey Henderson from the Athletics.

The Blue Jays took 3 years to re-design their logo after the first change. This suggests that the team was actively involved in the process of re-designing their logo, possibly to update their branding or make a fresh start. The fact that they did not change it again implies that they were satisfied with the new design and it resonated well with their fans and identity.

The statement "He Pitched A Perfect Game" is not true of Roger Clemens' 1998 season. A perfect game is when a pitcher allows no hits, no walks, and no baserunners throughout the entire game. However, there is no record of Roger Clemens pitching a perfect game in the 1998 season.

Dave Lemanczyk was the first Toronto Blue Jays pitcher to throw a complete game. This means that he pitched for the entire duration of a game without being replaced by another pitcher.

The correct answer is 5-Jun-89. This date represents the opening day of the Toronto Blue Jays' Rogers Centre stadium.

In 1993, the Toronto Blue Jays re-acquired former player Tony Fernandez from the Mets.

In June of 1999, the Blue Jays acquired Tony Batista from the Diamondbacks. This suggests that Tony Batista was playing for the Diamondbacks at that time and was transferred to the Blue Jays.

Tom Henke is the correct answer because in 1991, he set a Major League record for the most consecutive saves as a Blue Jays pitcher. This means that he successfully closed out a game without blowing a save for the longest consecutive streak in that season. Duane Ward, David Wells, and Roger Clemens were also Blue Jays pitchers during that time, but it was Henke who achieved this specific record.

The Toronto Blue Jays acquired outfielder Jose Canseco in 1998 by signing him as a free agent.

London, Ontario is not a base for a Minor League affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. The other three cities listed - Syracuse, New York; Lansing, Michigan; and Manchester, New Hampshire - all have Minor League teams affiliated with the Toronto Blue Jays.

Hector Torres was the first Toronto Blue Jays player to hit a grand slam.

Shawn Green is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who stole 30 bases and hit 30 home runs in the same season. Jose Canseco, Tony Fernandez, and Joe Carter did not achieve this feat in 1998.

In July 1997, the Blue Jays acquired Jose Cruz Jr. from the Seattle Mariners.