Blue Jays' 2026 Season Kickoff: New Signings, Old Glory

It's March 25th.

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The Toronto Blue Jays kick off the 2026s in Hungary for a title after a stellar 2025 run.

They claimed the American League East Crown, with a 94 wins and 68 losses record, then

swept past the New York Yankees and Seattle.

Mariners to reach the World Series.

There, they battled the Los Angeles Dodgers in a tight seven game series before falling

short.

Ahead of opening day, the team is bruising up Roger Center with special touches.

They're unveiling banners to honor last year's American League pennant and setting up displays

of World Series trophies, plus playoff memorabilia along.

The right field concourse.

Fans can check it all out on the 100 level.

Excitement is building around the core lineup, anchored by Vladimir Guerrero Jr., George

Springer, and Alejandro Kirk.

The front office made ways by landing pitcher Dylan Seas on a franchise record, $7-year,

$210 million contract.

That bolsters a deep rotation featuring Kevin Galsman, Shane Bieber, Max Scherzer, and Jose

Barrios.

One big shift, Kane was shortstop boba-shet leaving for a three-year deal with the New York

Metz.

Meanwhile, young hurler trey Yes of age will miss the start due to a right-shoulder issue

per manager John Schneider.

The Jays host the athletics at home with first pitch at 7-07 pm Eastern Time, poised to

turn last year's near miss into this year's Ann Triumph.