Morneau batted behind Corey Koskie (Anola, Man.) in the Twins' lineup.
He played against Larry Walker (Maple Ridge, B.C.).
Here's a photo of the three.
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#OTD 23 years ago, Justin Morneau (New Westminster, B.C.) made his MLB debut with the Minnesota Twins.
Batting cleanup and DHing, he went 2-for-4 with two singles in the Twins' 5-0 loss to the Colorado Rockies at the Metrodome.
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Look what we got here... it's a box all the way from British Columbia!
The BC Lions of the CFL are some of the most fun football you'll ever watch... and they got a heck of a QB!
Thank you Coach Pierce and the @BCLions for this awesome box!!
Tonight, the Vancouver Park Board approved my motion recognizing Howard Kelsey — co-founder of #KitsFest and BC Sports Hall of Fame athlete — for his outstanding contributions to sport, community, and public life in Vancouver. 1/2
Through KitsFest, Howard has helped create one of Vancouver’s most vibrant summer events, bringing people together through sport, wellness, and community connection.
A truly well-deserved recognition for an incredible legacy. 2/2
Tonight, the Vancouver Park Board approved my motion recognizing Jim Clive — the “Godfather” of Beach Volleyball and a @BCSportsHall builder — for his extraordinary contributions to sport and community.
#volleyballbc
In support of our book, The Eight, we're excited to announce a live chat with Mike Spracklen the coach who built Canada into the world's preeminent sweep rowing nation. Event will be post next week. Check here for further details.
One other piece of news concerning The Eight. We'll be booking the first print run shortly and the book should be out in late July or early August. To insure you receive the book in its first run, you can order at the link provided here.
theeightbook.com/
One story: a person wearing a FIFA vest approached our staff yesterday while we moved artifacts out. “Why are you still here?” this person asked us. “It’s our last day, we’re moving out,” one of our team replied. “Ok that’s good,” the FIFA rep answered. Unreal. I almost lost it.