Toronto Blue Jays announce the two legends that will throw out first pitch for game 7
The Toronto Blue Jays announced that for game 7 of the World Series they will have two former legends throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
For game 6 last night, the Blue Jays had Blue Jays legend and champion Devon White throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
Blue Jays will have Paul Molitor and Jack Morris throw out first pitch
The Blue Jays will be hosting game 7 of the World Series at the Rogers Centre tonight and will be pulling out all the stops to give their team the biggest boost possible ahead of game time.
The ceremonial first pitch for game 7 will be thrown by two former Blue Jays legends in Jack Morris and Paul Molitor.
Paul Molitor & Jack Morris will throw out the ceremonial first pitch tonight at Rogers Centre per MLB
Molitor was part of the 1993 World Series winning team that defeated the Phillies in 6 games and he was named World Series MVP that year.
Morris on the other hand was part of the 1992 World Series winning team and they are hoping that his game 7 shutout from the 1991 World Series will rub off on Max Scherzer a bit tonight.
Former Blue Jays Paul Molitor and Jack Morris will throw out the ceremonial first pitches ahead of Game 7.
Molitor won the 1993 World Series MVP with the Jays.
Morris threw a 10-inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series.
Molitor won the 1993 World Series MVP with the Jays.
Morris threw a 10-inning shutout in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series.
The Rogers Centre will likely be the loudest it has ever been tonight as this could be considered as the biggest game in franchise history with so much on the line.
The Blue Jays and Dodgers are set to face off at 8 PM ET at the Rogers Centre.
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