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Mark Sievert is a teacher in Lake Denoon Middle School in Muskego, WI. In fact, I'm one of his students! He is a fun, awesome teacher! Whoever said that he is a better teacher than a Baseball player, WOW. You are mean. Mr.Sievert totally rocks! And if you are reading this Mr. Sievert, Hi, It's Adrianna in your math and science class! your welcome.
Adrianna,
Mark Sievert was a pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays A, AA & AAA minor league affiliates from 1993-1998. Mark never played in the major leagues.
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Toronto Blue Jays where are they now?
they are under the .500 mark after the half season point of 2009
How did the Toronto Blue Jays get their name?
The Toronto Blue Jays got their name by a contest. Some random person suggested the Blue Jays and I guess the judges like the idea. It actually has a nice ring to it. So now, they are the Toronto blue Jays who play in the Rogers Centre.
What do baby blue jays look like?
Baby blue jays have grayish feathers with hints of blue on their wings and tails. They have a fuzzy appearance and their eyes are usually dark. They lack the vibrant blue coloration of adult blue jays.
How many Canadian teams have been in the Major League Baseball?
There is only one Major League Baseball that is from Canada and that is the Toronto Blue Jays! Long live the JAYS! Prior to being taken over by MLB and moved to Washington D.C. to become the Nationals, the Montreal Expos were also a MLB team.
How many blue jays have worn the number 13?
All I now is Buck Martinez and Brett Lawrie
What is the address of the Skydome?
1 Blue Jays Way Toronto, Ontario However, it is no longer called the Sky Dome and is now called Rogers Centre.
What was the longest Toronto blue jays game?
18 innings against the Angels on July 28, 2005 in Toronto ... the Blue Jays won 2-1. Although, the Blue Jays recently broke the record for longest opening day game against the Cleveland Indians. April, 5th, 2012. 16 innings. 7-4 Blue Jays. (This is now the longest opening day game ever) Fun Stat: The next day, (second game in the series), the game also went to extra innings with the Blue Jays winning in 14 innings.
What Toronto Blue Jays are now in the hall of fame?
Ricky Henderson, Paul Molitor, Phil Niekro and Dave Winfield are the only players who have once played for the Toronto Blue Jays who were inducted into the Hall of Fame however none of them were inducted into the Hall of Fame as a Blue Jay.
Are their any records that were set byt the Toronto Blue Jays?
2 single game records have been set by Toronto Blue Jays players while they played for the club. Former first baseman, now of the New York Mets, Carlos Delgado hit 4 home runs in a game setting the current mark. Also, former shortstop, Alex Gonzalez set a record for most strikeouts in a game with 6.
Why are the Toronto blue jays in the MLB?
The Toronto Blue Jays' founding ownership group was headed by the Labatt brewery, whose marquee Ontario brand was (and still is) Labatt's Blue Pilsner. Pouring, both from this fact and the from longstanding Toronto sports tradition of sports teams wearing blue (NHL Maple Leafs, IL Maple Leafs, CFL Argonauts, University of Toronto Varsity Blues), Labatt decreed that the name must incorporate the name of the colour. Rumour has it that the "Toronto Blues" was the initial frontrunner before beng displaced by rather harmless migratory birds. Why Blue Jays? I can't really say other than to note that Blue Jays do inhabit the "true north strong and free" and fit in with the baseball tradition of naming teams after nonthreatening birds (Orioles, Cardinals).
Who is the manager of the Toronto Blue Jays?
It is extremely rare for an MLB team to have a captain. The Only two teams with captains right now are Boston (Jason Varitek) and New York (Derek Jeter). However, if the Jays did have a captain Jose Bautista would be your man.
Who did the Toronto Blue Jays beat for the franchise's first win?
The first Blue Jays win came on April 7, 1977. They beat the Chicago White Sox on Opening Day. The game is particularly famous for the snow, since it was played at Exhibition Stadium, a now demolished stadium right on the shores of Lake Ontario.
