On April 7, 1977, the Toronto Blue Jays played their inaugural game at a notably uncomfortable Exhibition Stadium, where fans faced poor viewing angles. Despite the cold weather, with a game temperature of 0 C and snow, the Jays achieved a memorable victory against the Chicago White Sox, winning 9-5. Pitching challenges were evident, notably from Bill Signer, who despite struggles, helped secure the win. Doug Ault starred offensively, hitting two home runs, showcasing unexpected talent amidst a tough scenario.
The official game temperature was 0 C, but there was wind and snow, making it feel even colder for fans at the stands.
Exhibition Stadium was notorious for being a terrible venue where fans had to turn their heads to watch the game due to seating arrangements.
Regardless of the rough start from their pitcher, the Jays triumphed with a resilient 9-5 victory against the White Sox in their inaugural game.
Doug Ault stunned everyone by hitting two home runs and driving in four runs, showcasing an outstanding performance despite his modest career numbers.
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