Toronto Blue Jays

They are one of the toughest teams in Major League Baseball and are always strong contenders in the American League year-over-year. See them in action this upcoming baseball season. Grab your Toronto Blue Jays tickets from Ticket Club and save big.

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What to Expect from the 2019 Toronto Blue Jays Schedule

The 2019 Toronto Blue Jays schedule promises plenty of thrilling games. The Blue Jays will open their season at home on March 28 for the MLB’s Opening Day, facing off against the Detroit Tigers in a four-game series. They will host American League foes Houston Astros, New York Yankees, and Tampa Bay Rays, along with National League teams like Arizona and San Diego. The regular season will close on September 29 with a home series against Tampa Bay.

Rogers Centre

The Toronto Blue Jays have called the Rogers Centre their home for over 30 years. It is one of the most popular venues in the MLB among fans, famed for its retractable roof that can keep it either an open-air stadium or a covered dome. It can seat nearly 50,000 patrons, making it a versatile venue to host football events, soccer matches, basketball games and concerts, it is primarily used as a baseball venue.

Toronto Blue Jays History

The Blue Jays entered the Major League in 1977 along with the Seattle Mariners as part of that year’s expansion effort. The Toronto-based team kicked off their inaugural season in memorable fashion: playing in an early April snowstorm at home against the Chicago Cubs that gave the Blue Jays their first-ever win. Despite this strong start, the Blue Jays would not finish with a winning season until 1983, which marked the first of 11 consecutive winning seasons. They continued to build their roster and make strides in the league, eventually capturing their first AL East Division title in 1985 and back-to-back World Series wins in 1992-1993.

Several All-Star sluggers have played for Toronto over the years, including Roy Halladay, Carlos Delgado, Tony Fernandez, Dave Steib, Ricky Romero and Roberto Alomar. The Blue Jays are in the hunt for more post-season glory during the 2019 season, having reached the playoffs last in 2016.

Fun Fact

The Toronto Blue Jays are one of two teams in the MLB to be owned by a corporation, along with the Atlanta Braves.