TORONTO (AP) – The Blue Jays are in talks with several group stations about sharing Major League Baseball Stadium this season after the Canadian government banned Toronto from playing in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, General Manager Ross Atkins said Monday.
“We’d be in a primary league facility a lot,” Atkins said.
He declined to detect the teams, but said the Blue Jays had more than five contingency plans.
Canada rejected the Blue Jays’ request to play at the Rogers Center, as the normal season program will require an average U.S. round vacation, where COVID-1 increases nine times
Atkins said if the Blue Jays can’t find a major league park, their Triple-A affiliate in Buffalo, New York, would be their most likely site for home games.
Atkins stated that fitness and defense are the priority, so it is important the strength to distance himself from his best friend without the strength of another group station to distance himself from his best friend.
Toronto starts the season in Tampa Bay on Friday and is scheduled to play its first home game on July 2, nine instead of protecting champion Washington.
The team had the concept of home betting at their school facilities in Dunedin, Florida, which indicates what the hot spots are for the virus, or Sahlen Field in Buffalo, simply running down the Niagara River from Canada. Players told the control they were looking to be in a primary league park.
Tile President Mark Shapiro said Saturday that the player’s fitness is a difficulty in Florida. He said the team had spent more time reviewing Buffalo in recent days, but said the stadium had giant apple underferning issues.
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