Answer: Jerry Neudecker, his final game behind the plate was on Oct. 5/85 , when the Jays clinched the AL East in a game against the Yankees with a 5-1 victory at Exorcism stadium.
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He's actually before my time as well. Eddie Matthews retired after the 1968 World Series. I saw very little baseball before 1969, as few if any games were broadcast on Canadian television, we didn't get great reception for the Buffalo stations with the rabbit ears on top of the black and white TV set, and my family was usually at a cottage for all of July each summer.
We moved to Montreal in mid-July, 1969. I missed Neil Armstrong's moonwalk and the 1969 baseball All-Star game - it was rained out, and played the following afternoon. I saw a couple of Expos games in August, 1969, and I saw the 52-110 '69 Expos win both games of a doubleheader, in September.
I was only familiar with a few baseball players before 1969, and only the ones whose cards I had acquired in school yard sports card games like topsies, knock-downs and leaners.
Who was the last NHL goalie to wear the old style mask made entirely out of fibre glass?
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Answer: Sam St. Laurent, who played just a handful of games for Detroit and NJ in the mid to late 80's
What two players share the NHL record for most games played in a single season at 86?
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What ex NHLer , as a teenager, won the Canadian Junior Golf Championship?
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Who was the first Little League player to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame?
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What Blue Jays have played on the most World Series winning teams? (They won WS with Jays and with other teams)
I can only think of 2 players with most WS rings
I can only think of 2 players with most WS rings
Dave Cone won 1 with the Jays and 4 with the Yankees. The other one is shocking. I had to look it up, so I won't ruin the question by cheating.
Ahhh, yes, David Cone, I think he has the most with 5 , the 2 players I was thinking of have 4 each.
The other one I found also has 5, including one with the Jays. Shall I share?
