Toronto Blue Jays Tickets

As the 2008 season approaches, the Toronto Blue Jays are hoping to improve on their 2007 third place finish. With the help of pitcher A.J. Burnett, outfielder Matt Stairs, and left-hander David Purcey, the team may have a shot at the division title again and are sure to impress fans with their drive to rebuild their team and prove to the fans that the Toronto Blue Jays are still worth cheering for!

The Toronto Blue Jays joined the Eastern Division of the American League as an expansion team in 1977. Since the Montreal Expos’ 2004 move to Washinton D.C., the Blue Jays are now the only Major League Baseball team based in Canada. The Blue Jays are also the only Canadian team to ever win a World Series. Although fans were eager to take in Toronto Blue Jay games, the team had a disappointing showing their first season, finishing last in their division and winning only fifty-four games that year. They continued their losing streak for the next few years, disappointing fans across Canada and the United States with their lackluster performance. 1982 was the first year the Toronto Blue Jays managed to pull themselves out of last place.

1983 saw the team improving, along with fans’ excitement for the team, as they finished in fourth place. The winning trend continued in 1984, when the team finished a respectable second place. And 1985 had the Toronto Blue Jays winning the first of five American League East division titles.

The team experienced highs and lows over the next few years, but was still unable to pull out a ticket to the World Series, until 1992, when the Toronto Blue Jays finally won themselves a chance at the World Series and faced off against Atlanta Braves. In an exciting series that came down to the eleventh inning in the final game, the Toronto Blue Jays became the first Canadian team in history to win the World Series. They would repeat the feat in 1993, beating the Philadelphia Phillies for their second, and last, World Series win. After their stunning 1993 World Series win, the Blue Jays were plagued by mediocre performances, losing streaks, and less than stellar rankings. But, fans remained loyal, attending Toronto Blue Jays games at Rogers Centre, formerly as the Skydome, hoping their team’s record would improve and they might get a chance to watch the team bring the World Series title back to Canada once again.

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