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⚾ Shohei Ohtani Heads to Toronto — All Eyes on Canada This Friday, October 24

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⚾ Shohei Ohtani comes to Toronto… but the Blue Jays are ready.After coming close to joining the Jays, Ohtani faces the team that could have been his. Built on teamwork, strategy, and a nation behind them, Toronto is chasing history this World Series.


LA Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani, who came very close to signing with the Toronto Blue Jays, will finally arrive at Rogers Centre this Friday for the 2025 World Series — but wearing Dodger blue.

For Toronto fans, it’s a story full of “what could have been.” Back in free agency, the Jays made a strong pitch to Ohtani — world-class facilities, passionate fans, and the promise of a nation behind him — but he ultimately chose Los Angeles. Now, he faces the team that might have been his, and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

 

🔵 Building a Team the Right Way

Toronto’s 2025 World Series journey didn’t happen overnight. Under Mark Shapiro’s leadership, the Blue Jays rebuilt the team patiently and strategically. Shapiro made key moves, including securing Vladimir Guerrero Jr. as the franchise cornerstone, while fostering a roster full of depth, youth, and chemistry.

The 2025 season started with an impressive spring training, where the team’s pitchers found rhythm, hitters matured, and confidence filled the clubhouse. In baseball, a strong spring training often signals regular-season success — and the Jays carried that momentum all the way to October.

Unlike the Dodgers, who rely on superstar firepower, the Blue Jays thrive on balance, teamwork, and belief, proving that collective effort can compete with global star power.

 

🇨🇦 A Nation Behind Them

Toronto hasn’t been to the World Series since 1993, when Joe Carter’s legendary walk-off home run gave Canada its most iconic baseball moment. Thirty-two years later, history repeats itself — but this time, the Jays have an entire country behind them.

While Ohtani boasts unmatched individual talent, the Blue Jays have something even greater: the roar of thousands of fans, the energy of a nation, and the pride of a team built with purpose and passion. When he steps onto the Rogers Centre mound on October 24th, expect 45,000 voices to remind him what he missed — not just the chance to be Canada’s hero, but the warmth, hospitality, and support that define Toronto baseball.

 

⚾ Roundabout™ and Youth Baseball

Originally designed for cricket batsmanship training, Roundabout™ is perfect for kids at the very early stages of baseball development. It allows young players to practice hitting mechanics repeatedly in a safe, confined space — without the worry of chasing balls or breaking windows. Repetition with Roundabout™ helps kids refine swing mechanics, sharpen timing, and build confidence from the ground up — laying a strong foundation for the next generation of hitters.

 

🏆 Final Thought

Shohei Ohtani is chasing another chapter of greatness. The Blue Jays are chasing history.

For Canada, this World Series is about more than baseball — it’s about heart, unity, and belief. And while Ohtani may wear Dodger blue, this October, Toronto is showing the world the power of a team built the right way.


 
 
 

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