Beginning as an expansion team in 1977, the Toronto Blue Jays have a stellar record in the franchise’s short history, winning back-to-back World Series in the 1992 and 1993 seasons. To this day, the Jays are the only non-American team to win the Big Dance. The 2007 season was not a gangbuster affair by any means with an 83-79 record, but the Blue Jays have made some serious off-season moves to become contenders in the AL East.
With hot-blooded skipper John Gibbons at the reins, get ready for an offensive explosion at the plate courtesy of Alex Rios, Vernon Wells, and Matt Stairs, while former Cardinals Scott Rolen and the scrappy David Eckstein help to knock in the runs. Expect plenty of firepower on the hill this season with Roy Halladay, A.J. Burnett, and closer B.J. Ryan as well.
Competing in the elite AL East, the Toronto Blue Jays will constantly face the reigning champion Boston Red Sox, powerhouse New York Yankees, and surging Baltimore Orioles. Outside the tough division, the Toronto Blue Jays will face the always dangerous Chicago White Sox and the super talented Milwaukee Brewers during the regular season schedule.
Whether the the Toronto Blue Jays are on the road or at home inside the majestic Rogers Centre (formally SkyDome) – which houses the world’s first retractable roof, Blue Jays fans are sure to enjoy plenty of exciting hardball action all season long. Don’t miss a Toronto Blue Jays team fast on the rise when you order Toronto Blue Jays tickets from OnlineTickets.com today!
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