Toronto Blue Jays Tickets

The Toronto Blue Jays play their home games at Rogers Centre.

Despite being two-time World Series champions and having plenty of Hall of Famers play for the organization over the years, the Blue Jays have only retired two numbers of former players, with the addition of Jackie Robinson's #42 that was retired league-wide. Former Hall of Fame second baseman and five-time All-Star with the Blue Jays Roberto Alomar's #12 has been retired by the team, and the organization also retired Hall of Fame pitcher Roy Halladay's #32. Halladay was a six-time All-Star in Toronto, won the Cy Young award back in 2003, and is widely considered the best pitcher in franchise history.

https://www.tickpick.com/mlb/new-york-yankees-tickets/>New York Yankees, who play their home games at Yankee Stadium, and the other is the Boston Red Sox, who play their home games at Fenway Park.

The Blue Jays have a very solid farm system heading into the 2021 season. It's headed by consensus top-10 prospect Nate Pearson, who's a hard-throwing righty starter that projects as a top of the rotation guy for years to come and figures to make his mark this year for the Jays. Another highly-touted prospect in the organization is Austin Martin, who was the fifth overall pick in last year's MLB draft and figures to make an impact as early as 2022 at what could be a number or positions, given his defensive versatility. Shortstop Jordan Groshans is another top-50 MLB prospect who was the team's first round pick back in 2018 and is expected to make his debut sometime in 2022 if he continues to grow. The Blue Jays have an already young core on its Major League roster with plenty of talent that should make the vast majority of their competitors jealous.

With an incredibly young core of hitters in its lineup, the Blue Jays are one of the MLB's most talented teams. They're led by young sluggers Vladimir Guererro Jr. and Bo Bichette and have plenty of help on the way in their farm system. They're coming off of their first playoff appearance in years and manager Charlie Montoyo has the team heading in the right direction, so we'd expect Toronto to be right in the thick of the Wild Card, if not AL East race come September.

The Blue Jays' manager is Charlie Montoyo, who's in his third year at the helm in Toronto, which is his first managerial job in the Major Leagues. He guided the team to their first postseason berth since 2016 last year in 2020, and is looking to help this very young and talented team develop into perennial postseason contenders and perhaps even more.

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