Toronto Blue Jays announce player to throw out ceremonial first pitch for game 6 of the World Series
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A two-time World Series champion is likely hoping to lend the Toronto Blue Jays some good mojo on tonight.
Former outfielder Devon White is set to throw the ceremonial first pitch ahead of Game 6 on tonight at Rogers Centre.
Devon White will throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to Game 6 of the World Series tonight.
White, 62, was a member of both the 1992 and 1993 World Series champion Blue Jays teams.
Former Toronto Blue Jays centerfielder Devon White was a defensive wizard in the outfield
Known for his defensive prowess in centre field, the Kingston, Jamaica, native won 7 gold gloves, and played five seasons in Toronto.
92 World Series Game 3- Devon White makes a great catch.
July 31, 1994: Blue Jays' CF Devon White robs Orioles' Leo Gomez of a home run with an amazing catch at Camden Yards.
He batted .330 across both championship runs, smashing two home runs with 13 RBIs.
White was an outfield coach for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons from 2017-2022.
The Canadian national anthem will be sung by David Grenon, while the American anthem will be performed by John Vincent.
First pitch: Devon White. US Anthem: John Vincent Canadian Anthem: David Grenon
The Blue Jays lead the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 and can close out their first title in 32 years with a victory.
