Toronto Blue Jays : Top 5 ballparks to watch the Jays on the road in 2020
By Ryan Patrick
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The Toronto Blue Jays 2020 schedule has been released. There are a lot of fun ballparks you can visit next season to watch the team play on the road.
The Toronto Blue Jays have released their schedule for 2020.
Normally when MLB teams release next season’s schedule, it isn’t all that exciting for the average fan. There are 162 games and a lot of those games are played against the same teams you see every year.
What makes baseball unique though are all of the different ballparks and how different they are from each other. Every stadium has different characteristics. Some are known as hitters parks, others are more friendly to pitchers. You also get a handful of interleague games to look forward to. Usually, that means getting the opportunity to see a ballpark that you’re not used to.
Some people have a goal of eventually visiting all 30 stadiums, while others are just looking for new cities to check out and want an excuse to plan a vacation there. Either way, here are the top 5 ballparks you should go and watch the Jays at next season.
*note* I didn’t include Yankee Stadium or Fenway park on this list because I think both places are obvious choices for most baseball fans to visit. The Jays also play in New York and Boston a lot. Definitely go and check out these iconic ballparks if you get the chance.