Ultimate MLB - Toronto Blue Jays Trivia
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Who was the starting pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays in their first Major League game?
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Bill Singer
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Dave Stieb
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Dave Lemanczyk
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Jimmy Key
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On July 30, 1982, beer was first sold at the Toronto Blue Jays' Exhibition Stadium at what price?
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2
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1.5
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1.75
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2.25
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A. 1.75Explanation
On July 30, 1982, beer was first sold at the Toronto Blue Jays' Exhibition Stadium for a price of 1.75.Rate this question:
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During which year did the Toronto Blue Jays first reach the post-season?
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1991
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1990
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1985
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1993
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In what year did the Toronto Blue Jays play their first full season in the Sky Dome?
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1989
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1988
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1991
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1990
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A. 1990Explanation
The Toronto Blue Jays played their first full season in the Sky Dome in 1990.Rate this question:
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During which of these post-millennium years did the Blue Jays finish over .500?
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2004
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2002
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2003
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2001
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A. 2003Explanation
In the post-millennium years listed, the Blue Jays finished over .500 in 2003.Rate this question:
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In 2001, the Blue Jays sent which pitcher to the Oakland A's?
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Woody Williams
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Billy Koch
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Frank Viola
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Mike Timlin
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A. Billy KochExplanation
The correct answer is Billy Koch. The question asks which pitcher the Blue Jays sent to the Oakland A's in 2001. Out of the given options, Billy Koch is the only pitcher mentioned. Therefore, Billy Koch is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Which Blue Jays pitcher became the 6th pitcher in MLB history to throw consecutive one-hitters?
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Jimmy Key
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Jack Morris
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Todd Stottlemyre
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Dave Stieb
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A. Dave StiebExplanation
Dave Stieb is the correct answer because he became the 6th pitcher in MLB history to throw consecutive one-hitters.Rate this question:
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In 1989, the Toronto Blue Jays traded which last original member from the 1976 draft to the Braves?
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Dave McKay
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Ernie Whitt
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John Scott
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Pedro Garcia
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A. Ernie WhittExplanation
Ernie Whitt is the correct answer because he was the last original member from the 1976 draft to be traded by the Toronto Blue Jays to the Braves in 1989.Rate this question:
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In 1990, the Toronto Blue Jays traded Tony Fernandez and what other player to the San Diego Padres?
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Junior Felix
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George Bell
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Fred McGriff
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Mookie Wilson
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A. Fred McGriffExplanation
In 1990, the Toronto Blue Jays traded Tony Fernandez and Fred McGriff to the San Diego Padres. This trade was significant because both Fernandez and McGriff were key players for the Blue Jays at the time. Fernandez was a skilled shortstop, while McGriff was a power-hitting first baseman. The trade allowed the Blue Jays to acquire McGriff, who went on to have a successful career and become one of the most prolific home run hitters of his era.Rate this question:
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On August 14, 1990, which Toronto Blue Jays tied a MLB record with three sacrifice flies?
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John Olerud
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Fred McGriff
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Mookie Wilson
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George Bell
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A. George BellExplanation
George Bell is the correct answer because on August 14, 1990, he tied a MLB record with three sacrifice flies. This means that in a single game, Bell successfully hit three fly balls that allowed a teammate to score a run by sacrificing his own at-bat. This achievement is noteworthy and is the reason why George Bell is the correct answer to the question.Rate this question:
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Who was the first Toronto Blue Jays player selected to the All-Star Game by the fans?
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Dave Stieb
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Roberto Alomar
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Jimmy Key
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George Bell
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A. George BellExplanation
George Bell was the first Toronto Blue Jays player selected to the All-Star Game by the fans. This means that he received the most votes from the fans among all the players on the Blue Jays team. Bell's selection as an All-Star by the fans showcases his popularity and recognition for his performance on the field.Rate this question:
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Which franchise record did Carlos Delgado NOT break in the 2000 season?
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Most Walks
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Highest Slugging Percentage
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Highest Batting Average
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Most Doubles
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A. Highest Batting AverageExplanation
Carlos Delgado did not break the franchise record for the highest batting average in the 2000 season. While he had an impressive season, he did not surpass the highest batting average recorded by another player in the franchise's history during that year.Rate this question:
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On October 25, 1985, who took over as the manager of the Toronto Blue Jays?
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Carlos Delgado
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Bobby Cox
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Jimmy Williams
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Gene Tenace
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A. Jimmy WilliamsExplanation
Jimmy Williams took over as the manager of the Toronto Blue Jays on October 25, 1985.Rate this question:
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Who was the first Toronto Blue Jays to hit 30 home runs?
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Cecil Fielder
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George Bell
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Fred McGriff
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John Mayberry
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A. John MayberryExplanation
John Mayberry was the first Toronto Blue Jays player to hit 30 home runs. This means that he was the first player on the team to achieve this milestone.Rate this question:
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In 1991, which pitcher set a Toronto Blue Jays team record with ten consecutive wins?
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Jack Morris
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Dave Stieb
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Jimmy Key
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Juan Guzman
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A. Juan GuzmanExplanation
Juan Guzman set a Toronto Blue Jays team record with ten consecutive wins in 1991.Rate this question:
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