Paul Molitor and Jack Morris to Deliver Game 7 First Pitch
In anticipation of the decisive Game 7, the Toronto Blue Jays are welcoming two iconic figures from baseball history. Hall of Famers Paul Molitor and Jack Morris will throw the ceremonial first pitch at the Rogers Centre on Saturday night.
Game 7 Showdown
The Blue Jays are set to face a crucial moment in their season. After a disappointing loss in Game 6, they are eager to reclaim their momentum as they enter this winner-take-all matchup.
Legendary First Pitch Guests
Paul Molitor and Jack Morris bring a wealth of experience and success to the occasion. Both players have played pivotal roles in the Blue Jays’ history, especially during their championship years.
- Jack Morris: At 70 years old, Morris is best known for his contributions to the Blue Jays’ back-to-back World Series victories in 1992 and 1993. Although he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018 as a Detroit Tiger, his impact on the Blue Jays remains significant.
- Paul Molitor: Currently 69, Molitor joined the Blue Jays in 1993, contributing greatly to their second championship. He was awarded the World Series MVP that year, posting an impressive .500 batting average along with two doubles, two triples, and two home runs.
Celebrating Blue Jays History
The Blue Jays are making a concerted effort to honor their past during this playoff run. Ceremonial first pitches have featured former players and managers, emphasizing the team’s legacy. Notable figures include:
- Devon White, who threw the first pitch in Game 6
- Joe Carter, who participated in Game 2
- Cito Gaston, the former manager, at Game 1
As the Blue Jays gear up for Game 7, the additions of Molitor and Morris are sure to resonate with fans and players alike. The atmosphere at Rogers Centre is expected to be electric as they aim for a place in the next round.
