Toronto Blue Jays

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Ticket America has a vast selection of seating choices for MLB team the Toronto Blue Jays Tickets. We supply seating for just about any section in the stadium and can provide you seats for home games and away games when needed. The Blue Jays are setting the table for action filled games and you won't want to miss them this year. Come out and enjoy a baseball game and take in the view of the city. Ticket America can provide you box seats, bleacher seating or sky club seats that have become a fan favorite in recent years. Our service will speak for itself but if you have questions or concerns or would rather order over the phone please let one salesman help assist you in your ticket purchasing experience by calling 1-800-842-9750. 2013 Toronto Blue Jays The Toronto Blue Jays are a major league team located in Toronto with the logo of a "blue jay" and light white and blue colors. The team has had many successful season but one of the most memorable was the 1992 and 1992 season when they won back to back world series titles behind the pitching of Jack Morris. The team had seven all-stars that year including Joe Carter and Devon White plus hall of fame selection Roberto Alomar as well as first baseman and gold glover John Olerud. The team will start the 2012 season coming of last year's mark of 81-81 finishing 4th in the AL East Division behind skipper John Farrell. The team has solid pitching and that's a hallmark to win games in the big leagues bringing back Henderson Alvarez, Joel Carreno, Francisco Cordero, Kyle Drabek, Jason Frasor, Drew Hutchison, Casey Janssen, Brandon Morrow, Darren Oliver, Luis Perez, Ricky Romero, Carlos Villanueva.

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Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jul 12, 2013 Fri 7:05PM	Oriole Park At Camden Yards Baltimore, MD
Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jul 13, 2013 Sat 4:05PM	Oriole Park At Camden Yards Baltimore, MD
Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jul 14, 2013 Sun 1:35PM	Oriole Park At Camden Yards Baltimore, MD
Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Sep 24, 2013 Tue 7:05PM	Oriole Park At Camden Yards Baltimore, MD
Baltimore Orioles vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Sep 25, 2013 Wed 7:05PM	Oriole Park At Camden Yards Baltimore, MD

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Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 24, 2013 Fri 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 25, 2013 Sat 1:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Baltimore Orioles	May 26, 2013 Sun 1:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Atlanta Braves	May 27, 2013 Mon 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Atlanta Braves	May 28, 2013 Tue 12:37PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto Blue Jays	May 29, 2013 Wed 7:10PM	Turner Field Atlanta, GA
Atlanta Braves vs. Toronto Blue Jays	May 30, 2013 Thu 7:10PM	Turner Field Atlanta, GA
San Diego Padres vs. Toronto Blue Jays	May 31, 2013 Fri 7:10PM	Petco Park San Diego, CA
San Diego Padres vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 1, 2013 Sat 7:10PM	Petco Park San Diego, CA
San Diego Padres vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 2, 2013 Sun 7:10PM	Petco Park San Diego, CA
San Francisco Giants vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 4, 2013 Tue 7:15PM	AT&T Park San Francisco, CA
San Francisco Giants vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 5, 2013 Wed 12:45PM	AT&T Park San Francisco, CA
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Texas Rangers	Jun 7, 2013 Fri 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Texas Rangers	Jun 8, 2013 Sat 1:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Texas Rangers	Jun 9, 2013 Sun 1:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 10, 2013 Mon 7:10PM	US Cellular Field Chicago, IL
Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 11, 2013 Tue 7:10PM	US Cellular Field Chicago, IL
Chicago White Sox vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 12, 2013 Wed 7:10PM	US Cellular Field Chicago, IL
Texas Rangers vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 13, 2013 Thu 7:05PM	Rangers Ballpark In Arlington Arlington, TX
Texas Rangers vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 14, 2013 Fri 7:05PM	Rangers Ballpark In Arlington Arlington, TX
Texas Rangers vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 15, 2013 Sat 3:05PM	Rangers Ballpark In Arlington Arlington, TX
Texas Rangers vs. Toronto Blue Jays	Jun 16, 2013 Sun 2:05PM	Rangers Ballpark In Arlington Arlington, TX
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies	Jun 17, 2013 Mon 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies	Jun 18, 2013 Tue 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT
Toronto Blue Jays vs. Colorado Rockies	Jun 19, 2013 Wed 7:07PM	Rogers Centre Toronto, ONT

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Rogers Centre

The Rogers Centre is the home stadium for the Toronto Blue Jays located in Toronto, Ontario. The stadium was converted from Astro Turf to live grass in 2005 and is located in the heart of downtown near Lake Ontario. The stadium boast excellent shopping and restaurants and has a large hotel attached to the stadium. The Sky Dome as it once was called is an architectural masterpiece with four moving panels and over 570 million invested in it. This includes a Skywalk that connects the stadium with Front Street, the main arterial road through town. The city has much to offer, so come out and enjoy a game today.

The Blue Jays Bring Canada Hope

The Toronto Blue Jays continue to improve as a team.  They have some solid pitching and some good, young hitters.  The Blue Jays will surprise some people in a tough division. Jose Bautista (RF) had his best season in 2011, batting .302 with 43 homeruns.  If Bautista can be as good or better in 2012, the Blue Jays will be able to score quite a few runs.  The 22 year old Brett Lawrie (3B) played just 43 games in 2011, but he batted .293.  Lawrie has the potential to be a great third-baseman, and he will get an opportunity to play a full season this year.  The pitching rotation should be decent this year.  Ricky Romero hopes to keep improving after having a career best ERA of 2.92 last season. Henderson Alvarez started 10 games for the Blue Jays in 2011 and had an ERA of 3.53.  Alvarez is only 22 years old, and if he can develop quickly, the Blue Jays will compete. The Blue Jays bullpen will need to step up their game this season if they are going to win the close games.Overall, the Blue Jays have a solid team, but they have to play 50 games every year against the Red Sox, Yankees, and Rays.  A tough schedule will likely hurt their record somewhat, but the Blue Jays definitely have a bright future ahead.

Top Memorable Moments in the Toronto Blue Jays History

The Toronto Blue Jays haven't always been in the American League, but when they came in as an expansion team in 1977, they quickly became a fan favorite.  Since then, they have had quite a few amazing moments - here are some fan favorites:
In April of 1977, the Blue Jays win their very first game and beat the Chicago White Sox with a score of nine to five.  Doug Ault is the first hitter and hits a homer during the 1st inning.  During the same game, he will hit a second homer.  Jerry Johnson is the pitcher.  
October of 1985 sees the Blue Jays beating the New York Yankees with a score of five to one.  This win clinches their very first American League Division Championship.  The pitcher for the complete game is Doyle Alexander, while Willie Upshaw, Ernie Whitt and Lloyd Moseby all hit homers. 
In September of 1987, the Jays hit 10 homers in one game, setting a record for the major league.  They beat the Baltimore Orioles with a score of 18 to 3.  Ernie Whitt manages to hit three homers, and both George Bell and Rance Mulliniks hit two homers each.  The remaining three homers are hit by Rob Ducey, Lloyd Moseby and Fred McGriff.  
April of the next year, 1988 saw George Bell becoming the very first baseball player in history to hit three home runs on an opening day.  The Blue Jays went on to beat the Kansas City Royals with a score of five to three.  
September of 1989 saw the Blue Jays beating the Orioles four to three to take their second title for the Eastern Division.  The Jays rallied three runs at the bottom of the eighth, and took the lead for the game.  The winning pitcher is Frank Wills.  
September of 1990 was the next big moment, when long time player Dave Steib pitches the very first no hitter in the history of the franchise.  They beat the Cleveland Indians with a score of three to zero and eight batters are struck out.  
In October of 1992, Toronto beats the Oakland A's with a score of nine to two, allowing them to win the first American League Pennant in the team's history.  The A's are defeated four games to two during the American League Championship Series.  Joe Carter and Candy Maldonado both hit homers and Juan Guzman is the pitcher.    The Blue Jays go on to win their very first World Championship by beating the Atlanta Braves with a score of four to three in an 11 inning game.  In the 11th, Dave Winfield hits a double, putting the Jays on top for the duration.  The Jays take the series with four games to two.  
October of 1993 sees the Toronto Blue Jays winning their second World Championship in a row by beating the Philadelphia Phillies with a score of eight to six in the sixth World Series game.  The Jays are behind with a score of six to five when Joe Carter manages to hit a walk off three run homer, winning the game and the World Series.  This is the second time in the history of the Series that a World Series ends on a homer.  
In September of 2003, Carlos Delgado hits four home runs in their game against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.  Delgado is only the 15th player in the history of baseball to do this.  The Jays win the game with a score of 10 to eight.

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