Toronto Blue Jays: New Approach, New Chase

It's March 25th.

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March Shapiro, president of the Toronto Blue Jays, is pushing the team to top last year's

American lead championship.

Just days before they raise the 2025 AL Champions banner, he's making it clear they won't

just repeat the same formula.

Instead, the focus is on building a fresh group for a new chase at the World Series.

Shapiro stresses there's no such thing as running it back.

Every season brings surprises, he says, and the toughest division demands a clean approach.

This matches what manager John Schneider told players at Spring Training, treated as a

new attack, not a defense.

With decades in Major League Baseball, including the Jays 1992 and 1993 titles, Shapiro has

seen teams derailed by, clinging to past success.

He warns against that trap, urging everyone to face the grind head on.

The roster is loaded, payroll is high, and players now own the culture and identity.

Shapiro reframes roles too.

The staff fuels champions and builds winning environments, not just daily tasks.

That mindset flows from the top down, setting the Jays up strong.

They've glimpsed the top of the mountain and are geared to climb higher this time.