Blue Jays Ready for World Series Run

On March 25th, the Toronto Blue Jays are set to open their regular season in two days

against the Oakland Athletics at Roger's Center on March 27th.

After winning the American League pennant last year, their first since 1993, the team heads

into the year with sky-high hopes for a World Series run.

Manager John Schneider just signed a two-year contract extension that runs through 2028.

He started as Interim Skipper in 2022, guided the Jays to the wildcard playoffs that year,

and then turned around a last place AL East.

Finish into a division title.

Players in front office folks rave about Schneider's leadership style and close bonds with stars

like Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Even a former minor league teammate called him a mentor who builds real friendships on the

team.

The Jays bolstered their roster this offseason with pitchers, Dylan Seas, Cody Ponds, Tyler

Rogers, and Kazuma Okamoto while keeping Guerrero locked.

In long term, they're one strong squad in a loaded American league facing rivals like

the Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox, and Mariners.

Expectations are massive after coming so close to their third championship last fall,

just one run short in extra innings.

With this talent and momentum, the Jays look prime for another deep playoff push.

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This is Toronto Blue Jays News Today.

I'm Corey with the story.