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After decades of mostly forgettable baseball, you deserve these moments.
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David Hains
Add some colour to this gallery of ads and contests.
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Jamie Bradburn
It's been at least a generation since the Jays were competitive. We take a look at some of the things that have happened since Alomar and Olerud were leading the way.
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David Hains
With the Jays poised for playoffs, some Baseball Life Advice for the newbie Toronto ball fan.
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Stacey May Fowles
As we approach this year's Blue Jays home opener, a look at the grand—and rainy—opening day for one of Toronto's greatest baseball teams.
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Jamie Bradburn
A selection of supporters from the team's debut season.
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Jamie Bradburn
The San Francisco Giants have built an urban farm in their stadium to teach kids about nutrition and provide fans with healthy snacks.
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Peter Goffin
A stubborn scrapper who declared, "If anyone’s going to stab me in the back, I want to be there."
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Jamie Bradburn
Voice of the Rogers Centre talks voice-over work, his favourite players to announce, and what happens when a crowd turns ugly.
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Kaitlyn Kochany • Photo by Lodoe-Laura Haines-Wangda
Extensive newsreel collection now available on YouTube reveals glimpses of city's past.
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Jamie Bradburn
The Toronto Oslers, perennial amateur baseball champions, jump to the professional game.
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Kevin Plummer
The double life of Arthur Irwin, baseball star and polygamist.
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Kevin Plummer
Nominated for: infectious, irresistible enthusiasm.
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Terri Coles • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
The manager who guided the Blue Jays during their transition from expansion team to contender has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Jamie Bradburn
A one-day retirement contract is going to make the pitcher a Blue Jay once more.
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Sarah Sweet
Two decades later, the stars have yet to realign for Toronto's home team.
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Steve Kupferman
Proposed changes to Bickford Park's layout have reignited an age-old feud between different groups of users.
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Perry King
The circumstances surrounding outfielder Len Koenecke’s death in the skies above Toronto seem almost too crazy to be true.
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Edward Brown
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