They got their name because they are blue and they yell out jay!

First baseman Doug Ault hit the first home run in Blue Jay history on April 7, 1977 off Ken Brett of the Chicago White Sox.

Cito Gaston became manager of the Blue Jays in 1989. Both Stieb and Henke played for Cito between 1989-1992. In 1993, Stieb was with the White Sox and Henke was with the Rangers.

Ron Fairly played OF and 1B for the 1969 Montreal Expos and OF, 1B, and DH for the 1977 Toronto Blue Jays.

the name of the guy that wrote the music for "OK Blue Jays" is Jack Lenz. He is a Canada based artist who has worked on shows like Due South. I believe the name of his company is Lenz and Assiociates.

The New York Yankees and The Boston Red Sox.

Before they moved to Washington, the Montreal Expos were also a rival of the Blue Jays.

The rays are another division rival

They don't, you numskull, they lay eggs, that hatch!! See how smart I am!!

They weigh about 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 milligrams

Ted Rogers of Rogers Communications fame.

The Blue Jays opening day lineup for their first ever game:

1) John Scott, LF - Previous MLB experience was 24 ABs with the Padres in 1974 and 1975. Rookie. 2) Hector Torrez, SS - Torrez spent parts of eight seasons in the NL with the Astros, Cubs, Expos, and Padres. Not a rookie. 3) Doug Ault, 1B - Previous MLB experience was 20 ABs with the Rangers in 1976. Rookie. 4) Otto Velez, DH - Spent parts of 4 seasons with the Yankees. Not a rookie. 5) Gary Woods, CF - Previous experience was 8 ABs with the Athletics. Rookie. 6) Steve Bowling, RF - Previous experience was 42 ABs with the Brewers. Rookie. 7) Pedro Garcia, 2B - Spent the previous four seasons with the Brewers and Tigers. Not a rookie. 8) Dave McKay, 3B - Spent the previous two seasons with the Twins. Not a rookie. 9) Rick Cerone, C - Previous MLB experience was 28 ABs with the Indians. Rookie. 10) Bill Singer, P - Was starting his 297th MLB game. Not a rookie.

In the Blue Jays opening day lineup in 1977, there were 5 rookies.

Two Toronto Blue Jays players have won the American League Rookie of the Year Award. In 1979, shortstop Alfredo Griffin tied with Minnesota Twins third baseman John Castino for the award. In 2002, third baseman Eric Hinske won the award.

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The Toronto Blue Jays are owned by Rogers Communications, one of Canada's largest communications companies, headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. Rogers owns 100 percent of the team and the Skydome, which they purchased in 2005 and renamed the 'Rogers Centre'.

I am sorry but I have not been able to find the answer to your question. I have found the website of the team, which is now called the Tennessee Smokies, and a website that lists all of the Toronto Blue Jays minor leaguers that were in their system. Unfortunately, neither one of the sites lists player numbers. But maybe you could contact them through e-mail to find out the answer. The team website is www.smokiesbaseball.com and the link to thewebsite with the minor leaguers listed is http://www.battersbox.ca/article.php?story=20040125031506999 I am sorry I couldn't be of more help. Good luck in your search!

Jose Vizcaino started his career with the Dodgers in 1989. He has also played for the Cubs, Mets, Indians, Giants, Yankees, Astros, and Cardinals. Check out the link below for more details: http://www.baseball-reference.com/v/vizcajo01.shtml

Click on the 'Blue Jays 2006 Roster' link on this page to see who was on Toronto's roster in 2006.

88 games. Notre Dame ended the streak by beating UCLA 71-70 on January 19, 1974.

Philadelphia Phillies

Through the 2007 season, Carlos Delgado is the all time Blue Jays home run leader with 336. Frank Thomas hit over 500 Home runs and played for the Blue Jays

Ernie Whitt

Right now you cant get Sportsnet 1 in Canada unless you are a Rogers cable subscriber. This leaves out those of us who are subscribers to Shaw, Cogeco or Eastlink. Too bad, so sad as far as Rogers is concerned. They are trying to reach a deal to show Jays games on these other cable networks - but it will eventually cost us money to subscribe to this new channel which was created to earn more money for Rogers.

In 1977

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they are BLUE that's why there called Blue Jay

That was former Dodgers and Angels pitcher Bill Singer. Singer gave up 11 hits and 4 runs in 4 1/3 innings but the Blue Jays still won, 9-5, against the White Sox.