Toronto Blue Jays reliever Braydon Fisher’s father, Normand Fisher, died at 65 during the team’s road trip to California on Monday.The Blue Jays were playing the San Francisco Giants, and Norm Fisher, who grew up in Vanden, California, was visiting friends from his high school before the game.After the visit, as Norm was heading back into the city, he suffered a stroke.Braydon Fisher, who has been on the bereavement list since his father’s death, spoke glowingly of his "amazing" dad on Wednesday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBraydon Fisher of the Toronto Blue Jays pitches during a game against the Houston Astros at Rogers Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on Monday, June 22, 2026.
(Peter Sarellas/MLB Photos via Getty Images)"He was an amazing person," Fisher said, via MLB.com."I’ve heard you say this about myself, and he always loved when you all said this, but there was never a bad day for Norm.
His name was Norm.There was never a bad day for him.""He was always happy, cheerful and willing to help anybody.
He loved people.He did everything as perfectly as you could.
He was very proud of what he had."Norm was an officer in the Air Force for eight years.Braydon is in his second season with the Blue Jays and said his father was an ardent supporter of both his son and the team."He played baseball and he loved baseball.
Growing up, if it had a score, it was on the TV.He loved watching it and he loves all the guys.
I don’t think that for the last two years, you’d see him not wearing Blue Jays gear.Not ever.
No matter the occasion."ZERO BS.JUST DAKICH.
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63 of the Toronto Blue Jays leaves the field during a game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago, Ill., on Friday, June 19, 2026.(George Gaza/MLB Photos via Getty Images)"He always supported me in every single way," Fisher said.
"He did everything he could to make sure I achieved the dream I’d...