Toronto Blue Jays Suites

The 2017 Toronto Blue Jays look to continue the team’s recent success. After losing in the ALCS in 2016, the Blue Jays will do their best to get back into the postseason.

The Blue Jays have made some additions in the offseason but the most notable move maybe the veteran they didn’t resign, Edwin Encarnacion. Encarnacion has signed with the Cleveland Indians. The Blues Jays did bring back Jose Bautista however. Bautista’s supporting outfield cast includes Kevin Pillar, Steve Pearce, Melvin Upton Jr. and Ezequiel Carrera. The infield will be the same as fans got to see at the end of 2016. Russell Martin is behind the plate, Justin Smoak will man first base, Devon Travis at second, Troy Tulowitzki at shortstop and Josh Donaldson at third. The Blue Jays infield has the potential to lead the league in home runs. Health is always a question with some of their guys such as Travis and Tulowitzki. To help replace the loss of Encarnacion, The Jays signed Kendrys Morales.

The Blue Jays hope to make some big strides in the starting rotation this season. Aaron Sanchez was fantastic last year and will be the ace of the staff in 2017. Marcus Stroman is another young player with top of the rotation skills. The rest of the staff includes J.A. Happ, Marco Estrada and Francisco Liriano. Closing out games this year is going to be Roberto Osuna.

Rogers Centre luxury boxes feature first-class amenities such as HDTVs, private restrooms, premium seating extended from the suite and a dedicated Blue Jays suite attendant. A Blue Jays suite will accommodate groups of 12 – 18 guests. In-suite catering options are available to purchase in advance. With your suite, you will get private entry into the Rogers Centre and exclusive access to stadium clubs. For business, a Blue Jays suite is a great place to hold a meeting or briefing prior to first pitch. For friends and family, guests can enjoy the intimate setting of a Rogers Centre suite as a group.

Offense: The 2016 Toronto Blue Jays are the defending American League East Division champions. A year ago, they clinched a playoff berth for the first time since 1993. After losing in the ALCS, the Blue Jays didn’t make many moves in the offseason. The most notable change is they did not re-sign David Price. Still, manager John Gibbons knows he has one of the league’s best lineups. The Blue Jays will get a full year out of Troy Tulowitzki who came over in a trade last season. American League MVP, Josh Donaldson will defend his honor. Donaldson hit .297, 41 home runs and drove in 123 RBI last season. Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion are two of baseball’s premier hitters. Donaldson, Bautista and Encarnacion all have the power to hit over 40 home runs this year. Russell Martin is as durable as they come for catchers. Devon Travis had a fantastic rookie year until getting hurt. Once he’s back in the lineup, he’ll provide above average power for a second baseman. Kevin Pillar proved to be one of the best defensive outfielders in all of baseball.

Pitching: The biggest offseason transaction was the signing of Drew Storen. Storen will step in right away and be the Blue Jays’ closer. Roberto Osuna filled the role nicely last year but Storen will add veteran leadership to the bullpen. Marcus Stroman bounced back from an early injury last year and finished the year very strong. Stroman will be replacing Price as the ace of this staff. The rest of the rotation will feature R.A. Dickey, Marco Estrada, J.A. Happ and Drew Hutchison. While they lack depth in starting pitching, they should have one of the league’s strongest bullpens.

Schedule: In 2016 the Blue Jays will host the Arizona Diamondbacks, Cleveland Indians, Kansas City Royals, Detroit Tigers, Seattle Mariners, San Diego Padres, Baltimore Orioles, Tampa Bay Rays, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Minnesota Twins, Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.

Suites: Whether you will be attending a game for business or pleasure, Blue Jays luxury suites at the Rogers Centre can accommodate any occasion. Blue Jays luxury boxes offer premium in-suite catering options, interior and exterior seating, private restrooms, HD-TVs and a dedicated suite attendant. Experience Blue Jays baseball in VIP style with a suite at the Rogers Centre.

After finishing third in the American League East in 2014, the Toronto Blue Jays went out in the offseason and added to premier position players. They traded for Josh Donaldson with the Oakland A’s and signed catcher Russell Martin. These players will join other Blue Jays stars such as Jose Reyes, Jose Bautista and Edwin Encarnacion. On the mound, R.A. Dickey and Mark Buehrle will lead their pitching staff. Marcus Stroman proved he’s ready to pitch every fifth day after a solid rookie season. The Blue Jays will look to get back into the postseason for the first time since 1993, the longest drought in baseball. The Blue Jays will enter 2015 with one of the most feared lineups with Reyes, Bautista, Donaldson and Encarnacion.

Whether you will be attending a game for business or pleasure, Blue Jays luxury suites at the Rogers Centre can accommodate any occasion. Blue Jays luxury boxes offer premium in-suite catering options, interior and exterior seating, private restrooms, HD-TVs and a dedicated suite attendant. Experience Blue Jays baseball in VIP style with a suite at the Rogers Centre.