Blue Jays 'give away' 4 reasons to get to the Rogers Centre in April

"The 2026 MLB season is approaching, and as the Toronto Blue Jays begin preparations for their 50th season, they are starting to reveal their 2026 promotional schedule. Toronto announced its intention to unveil a new Joe Carter statue on February 2nd, which kicked off the giveaway announcements with the World Series replica rings and replica statue for July and August, respectively."

"Opening night will already be a special day with the celebrations for the Blue Jays' 50th season and (assuming it would be) the 2025 American League Champions banner being raised to the rafters. It's only fitting that the first giveaway of the season is the fans' own pennant banner to display at home, featuring the team photo taken after they beat the Seattle Mariners in seven games and the players' autographs."

"When Jeff Hoffman, back in September, suggested the team use the white panels the rest of the way, it was met with overwhelming approval from the fanbase. The classic white panel look, which dates back to the franchise's early days, will never grow out of style. Naturally, why wouldn't you give away a white panel that was well represented during the 2025 playoff run en route to the World Series?"

Toronto will unveil a new Joe Carter statue on February 2 and already announced World Series replica rings and a replica statue for July and August. The team revealed the first wave of March and April giveaways on February 3. Opening night on March 27 will feature an American League Champions pennant displaying the team photo and players' autographs from the seven-game win over the Seattle Mariners. On March 28 the club will give away a white-panel cap with a 2025 AL Champs patch, invoking the classic franchise look that gained fan approval during the playoff run. Celebrations also acknowledge the franchise’s first World Series birth in 32 years.

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