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Toronto Blue Jays Tickets
Don't miss your chance to see the boys in blue take on Major League Baseball at the Rogers Centre!
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1976: The American League decides to expand to Toronto.
1977: Blue Jays Tickets prove massively popular. On April 7th, 44,659 fans brave freezing weather and snow for the first Jay game at Empire Stadium.
1982: On July 30th beer is sold at a Jay game for the first time, with a cost of $1.75
1983: Willie Upshaw becomes the first Jay to record 100 RBI's.
1984: Blue Jays tickets become an even hotter commodity. Over two million fans attend Jay games at Exhibition Stadium over the course of the regular season.
1985: The Jays win the American League East on October 5th with a 5-1 victory over the Yankees. The team then goes on to loose in the ALCS against the Kansas City Royals during a seven-game series.
1987: The Blue Jays lead the American League in attendance and register the sixth highest homer total in league history with 215 and an ML record 10 home-run game on September 14th.
1989: The Jays win their second American League East crown.
1992: The 92 roster truly equates to sporting greatness, resulting in the teams first World Series win.
1994: From champions to stinkers. The Jays finish under .500 for the first time since 1982. Based on the strong performance of previous years, Blue Jays ticket sales remain strong.
1995: Carlos Delgado and Shawn Green establish themselves as powerhouse hitters. By the end of the season Delgado had racked up 44 homers and Green knocked in 42.
2001: New Manager Buck Martinez gets his first career win as the Jays beat the Chicago White Sox April 1st at the season opener in Puerto Rico.
2002: Carlos Delgado becomes the franchise lead in RBI at 741. Carlos Tosca becomes the ninth manager in club history.
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"I went to a game in toronto at the rogers centre. it's cool because it's the first stadium in baseball with an open and closed roof. The first thing I noticed was the size of the place, and as a baseball purist the last thing you want is to feel like you're in a video game. That's the feeling I got from this place. You're far away from the field, the fans think they're in a library, and it just doesn't give you that feeling that you're at a ball game. It's a cool place to check out on a nice afternoon for a game, but any true ball fan will see right through it."
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Bluejays
Mathew from said...
"I'm a die hard baseball fan and ofcourse a HUGE Bluejay fan, but the Jays fans are the least enthusiastic baseball fans in all of baseball. The hot dogs are good!!!"
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Tigers @ Jays
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Toronto Blue Jays Vs Detroit Tigers 2009.04.07 -- Rod Barajas's Walk-off Sacrifice Fly!! WOW! Great seats! Loved the celebration at the end!!"
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Jays vs. Sox @ Rogers Centre
Guy from said...
"Not being from Toronto, I was totally caught off guard when they did the "OK Blue Jays" song in the 7th inning. My brother and I were thinkin' what the heck?! It's tradition though apparently. Had the whole stadium dancing and singing along - totally corny...but catchy haha."
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go blue jays!
Tyler from said...
"i want the blue jays to win cuz they are y half - favourite tem facing my other half- favourite team the yankees!!!!!!!11 woooooooooohoooooooo if i go this wil be freakin' awesome"
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good time
Michael from said...
"never a bad game but my god is the food overpriced!"
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Loved the Rogers Centre for Blue Jays
Queen of Heart from Calgary said...
"Like a Tourist, I have been to Rogers centre for the MLB games, Toronto Blue Jays, as it's said that the Rogers centre is a home for Blue Jays - Good Seating had access to the patio outside where you can get food and drinks as well as the vodka bar. Also if you have kids there is a nice place where kids can participate in hitting and pitching games that are free of charge. thanks to etickets.ca for the fantastic tickets though! All over I have loved the place and had a great time with my family. #Loved"
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