Ortiz BM692691
Piece of the Game Baseball Identity
Security Hologram - BM692691
David Ortiz - DH - BOS
April 2, 2016|
Olympic Stadium |
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Game used ball from milestone game: |
David Ortiz's last Spring Training game of career. Last Spring Training hit-Double of career. Played in Montreal--Olympic Stadium. |
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Final career Spring Training hit |
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Final career Spring Training Double |
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MLB Authenticated Hologram # |
JB055275 |
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Milestone at bat |
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Inning |
Top of 4th |
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Pitcher |
Shane Dawson |
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Batter(s) |
David Ortiz |
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Result |
Double to RF |
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Pitch Speed: |
No Pitch Data |
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Hit Distance: |
No Hit Data |
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Hit Launch Speed: |
No Hit Data |
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Hit Launch Angle: |
No Hit Data |
After heading north, but before the regular season started, the Blue Jays hosted the Red Sox for two exhibition Spring Training games at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium. In what would be David Ortiz’s final career spring training game, he hit this ball for his final career spring training hit, a Double in the top of the fourth inning. This double traveled to the wall in right field where it was fielded by Jose Bautista. After reaching second base, Ortiz was removed for a pinch-runner. In the final tune-up game before the regular season, the Red Sox beat the Blue Jays 7-4.
David Ortiz - Game Info
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Position: |
Designated Hitter |
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Batted: |
4th |
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Batting Results: |
1 for 2, 2B |
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Start Time: |
1:05 PM |
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Time of Game: |
3:05 |
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Attendance: |
53,420 |
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Weather: |
70 degrees, Dome |
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Wind: |
0 MPH |
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Umpires: |
HP - Toby Basner, 1B - Jerry Meals, 2B - Marvin Hudson, 3B -Stu Scheurwater. |
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Result: |
Red Sox 7, Blue Jays 4 |
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Winning Pitcher: |
Sean O'Sullivan (1-0) |
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Losing Pitcher: |
Shane Dawson (0-1) |
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Note: |
Red Sox Win. David Ortiz 1-2, Double. |
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Box Score |
David Ortiz - Bio
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Born |
November 18, 1975 |
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Debut |
September 2, 1997 |
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Bats |
Left |
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Throws |
Left |
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Height, Weight |
6-3, 230 lbs |
• Twitter (@davidortiz)
• Nickname Big Papi
• Free agent rookie signing by the Seattle Mariners in 1992
• Played 20 years in Major Leagues. 6 years with Minnesota, 14 years with Boston
• 10-time All-Star
• 3 time World Series Champion (2004, 2007, 2013)
• World Series MVP (2013)
• Career Stats: .286 batting average, 2,472 hits, 541 Home runs, 1,768 RBIs
• Number 34 retired by Boston Red Sox
• Eligible for Hall of Fame in 2022
Artist Monty Sheldon Painted on 05/01/2019 and is number BM692691