On the surface, it’s a sobering thought for certain generations of Blue Jays fans — the realization they’re unlikely to see their team play in a new stadium at any point in their lifetime.
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When owner Rogers Communications is plunging some $300 million into a multi-year renovation to facelift the aging downtown dome, you take what you can get.
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And for the first phase of that project, anyway, the Jays are determined to put some party back into the Toronto baseball scene.
At first look, there is the potential for a far more boisterous experience in the outfield portions of stadium, where the environment figures to be
