Toronto Blue Jays Tickets

The Toronto Blue Jays were added to the American League in 1977 as an expansion franchise. The team plays its home games in the SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and the arena is considered one of the most incredible places to see a game in the league.

Blue Jays Fun Facts:

'¢ Toronto Blue Jays Joe Carter hit a one-out, three-run homer to clinch the 1993 World Series title against the Philadelphia Phillies.
'¢ In 1993, Toronto Blue Jays John Olerud, Paul Molitor and Roberty Alomar completed what seemed impossible by coming in first, second and third in the batting crown race.
'¢ The 2009 Blue Jays uniform had two patches bearing the Maple Leaf symbol for the Canadian flag and a black band with the letters 'TED' on it in honor of Ted Rogers the team's owner who died in the off season.
'¢ The Toronto Blue Jays have the largest audience in Major League Baseball. Their geographical location covers all of Canada giving the team the biggest radio and TV market in the game.

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In the teams brief history, the Blue Jays will always be remembered for their back-to-back Championship victories from 1992-1993. They have also won East Division titles in 1985 and 1989. The 92 championship run will always be remembered for the late inning designated hitting heroics of Hall of Famer Dave Winfield who crushed the Braves to give the Blue Jays their first title. In 1993, the Blue Jays sent seven All Stars to the prestigious game. Included in the round up of talent were outfielders Devon White and Joe Carter. Infielders John Olerud and Roberto Alomar also got on the Blue Jays shuttle bus to the All Star game with Hall of Famer Paul Molitor. From the pitching rubber, Pat Hentgen and closer Duane Ward also got on the shuttle. If that was not enough, the Blue Jays later acquired Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson to solidify a second championship run. To this day there are some experts who think this just might have been one of the most awesome rosters put on one diamond in the history of the game.

In 2009, fans bought Blue Jays tickets to witness second baseman Aaron Hill and Left Fielder Adam Lind crush over 70 home runs between them. From the rubber there were few better than master pitcher Roy Halladay who won 17 games with 2.79 ERA making him one of the leagues true aces. Halladay was nicknamed Doc (after the gunslinger) and after winning the Cy Young in 2003 and enjoying six visits to the All Star game as proved to be one of the most consistent pitchers in the game today.