At Atlanta, Blue Jays rookie pitcher Clayton Andrews hits an apparent single to right field for his first major league hit, but Brian Jordan, playing very shallow, throws him out at first base. Jordan will throw out three runners at first base this year.

On June 7 2000 — At Atlanta, Blue Jays rookie pitcher Clayton Andrews hits an apparent single to right field for his first major league hit, but Brian Jordan, playing very shallow, throws him out at first base. Jordan will throw out three runners at first base this year.

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At Atlanta, Blue Jays rookie pitcher Clayton Andrews hits an apparent single to right field for his first major league hit, but Brian Jordan, playing very shallow, throws him out at first base. Jordan will throw out three runners at first base this year.

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