Toronto Blue Jays

At the close of the 2004 season, the Toronto Blue Jays became the only remaining Canadian team playing in Major League baseball. A great period in the history of Toronto Blue Jays was from 1992 to 1993 with two consecutive World Series victories. The Toronto Blue Jays 1992 World Series win marked the first time in history that a team outside of the United States came out victorious.

Judging from past seasons, it was a surprise to some that Toronto Blue Jays beat Atlanta Braves. Returning players and traded-in newcomers secured a victory the second year over the Philadelphia Phillies. Although the next few years were a disappointment overall, there has been a noticeable improvement stemming from 2003. Blue Jays have been expected to eventually make their return to the top.

Want to buy Toronto Blue Jays tickets? Check the official Toronto Blue Jays web site for dates. Prior to the competitive season, there is also a Toronto Blue Jays spring training schedule where a fan can watch the team warm up against another team. The Toronto Blue Jays spring training tickets are much cheaper than real game tickets and they also offer a sneak peak into the level of performance that can be expected when the season starts. Knology Park which was formerly named Grant Park until 2004, has been the Toronto Blue Jays spring training facility and it is still where they train today. With a strong current roster of players, Toronto Blue Jays 2007 schedule will hopefully grow to allow for another shot at World Series victory.

The original Toronto Blue Jays logo featured a Blue Jay bird, the team name, a baseball, and a Maple Leaf. Much like the previous, the Toronto Blue Jays new logo also has a Blue Jay the rest is simplified into a sleek looking capital "J". Toronto Blue Jays apparel logo will depend on which year it was made, with the old logo being the most rare to find.

A new Toronto Blue Jays authentic alternate baseball hat would feature the newest logo. On the other hand, a 1998 Toronto Blue Jays cap would still have the older design with a Maple Leaf. A great gift for a fan that prefers the classic logo could be found by searching on Ebay to bring up a Toronto Blue Jays wool jacket. Official merchandise is available on the Major League Baseball site as well as other sports apparel merchants on the Internet.