Toronto Blue Jays: Five things to look forward to in 2021

BUFFALO, NY - SEPTEMBER 24: The Toronto Blue Jays celebrate a win against the New York Yankees at Sahlen Field and celebrate a 2020 postseason berth on September 24, 2020 in Buffalo, New York. The Blue Jays are the home team due to the Canadian government's policy on COVID-19, which prevents them from playing in their home stadium in Canada. Blue Jays beat the Yankees 4 to 1. (Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images) /

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TORONTO, ON – JULY 09: Toronto Blue Jays players take part in an intrasquad game at Rogers Centre on July 9, 2020 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Mark Blinch/Getty Images) /

5. In-Person Games at Rogers Centre

While we were lucky to even get a baseball season this year, it was certainly disappointing that the Blue Jays were denied to play at their home in Toronto, and that fans were not allowed to attend. But in this crazy year, adjustments had to be made on all fronts, because health and safety ultimately come first. Even though I was very impressed with how well the Jays staff transformed the triple-A ballpark of Sahlen Field into their new home for the year, nothing can replace their regular home, the Rogers Centre.

And me trying to be positive, I believe we will be seeing this young team play next year at Rogers Centre, with some socially-distanced fan attendance of course. Good on the Jays for already planning an exciting and packed promotional schedule for 2021. Nothing beats a live ball game, and it will be amazing to be able to get back in the stadium, hopefully, and cheer on the team we all love watching year after year.

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The future truly is bright in Toronto. This year’s losses will turn into lessons for next year, and I can’t wait to see where the Blue Jays will be when they return to spring training in 2021.

Anyone else excited?