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May 8, 1995 for the Oakland Athletics against the Texas Rangers in Oakland. Jason was the DH and came to the plate 5 times getting 1 hit and 1 walk in an Athletics 7-4 loss.
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Who has worn the 33 in Major League Baseball history?
Jason Varitek
Who became the first player in Major League history to throw a complete-game shutout and hit a home run in his ML debut?
Jason Jennings
How long has the Major League Baseball been held?
The first major league, the National Association, started in 1871. The National League's first year was 1876 and the American League's first year was 1901.
What was Jackie Robinson's first major league team?
Jackie Robinson's first major league team was the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Who was the first non-white major league player?
If you do not count the Negro League, the first non-white major league player was the great Jackie Robinson.
Was Jackie Robinson the first African American to play major league baseball or was he merely the first to sign a major league contract?
first to play
Which Major League Baseball teams did Jason Giambi play for?
The main MLB team that Jason Giambi played for professionally is the Oakland Athletics. Another of the teams that Jason Giambi played for is the Colorado Rockies.
When did baseball become known as Major League Baseball?
The first major league in baseball was the National Association whose first year was 1871.
Who was the first black Major league Gamer?
Emmett Ashford is the first black umpire in a major league game when Cleveland beats Washington
Who caught the most no hitters in Major League Baseball?
Jason Varitek caught four no hitters, which is an MLB record for a catcher.
What is Jason Jennings known for?
Jason Jennings is known for being American professional baseball pitcher. He pitched in Major League Baseball for the Colorado Rockies, Houston Astros, and the Texas Rangers.
Who hit the first single in Major League Baseball history?
Although the definition of "major league" has been argued, present day MLB, as well as the Hall of Fame, define the first "major" league as the National League founded in 1876. The link below describes the first game played in that league, on April 22, and mentions that Jim O'Rourke got the first hit in that game.
