Two prominent members of the Toronto Argonauts formed a team to throw the first pitch in the Blue Jais game on Wednesday night.
Veteran Quarterback Nick Arbacle and Canadian Receive Dizon Briset took the mound to Doning Specialty Black Blue Jersey. Both players played an important role in helping Venypeg Blue Bombers harass in last year’s gray cup.
Arbakal started under the center in place of an injured Chad Kelly and fulfilled 26-37 passes for 252 yards, two touchdowns and two interception. Camarillo, 31 -year -old native of California was nominated as the most valuable player of the game and can be Toronto’s starter to open a regular season Still recovering with Kelly,
Briset caught 45 yards and three passes for a touchdown, giving his team the yardage. Native of Mississaga, Onts., Who was the first round pick in the 2021 CFL draft, entering their fifth season in Toronto.
Argonots won the 111th Gray Cup in Vancouver with a score of 41-24 after exploding for 24 points in the fourth quarter. The Vinypeg was about 10 points ahead of the game, causing them to be a favorite. Jeet marked Toronto’s second gray cup win in three years.
Arbakal and Briset’s championships can rub at Blue Jas on Wednesday as they dominated the San Diego Padress with a score of 14–0. Toronto is now second in AL East Standing at 24-24, which is lagging behind New York Yankis from 4.5 Games.
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Champion from Nick Arbal and Dizon Briset @TorontoARGOS Threw the first pitch of tonight! pic.twitter.com/w4yj2zeeeeov
– Toronto Blue Jais (@BlueJays) May 21, 2025
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