What Blue Jays fans need to know before spring training camp opens in Dunedin next week

"The Blue Jays spring home is in Dunedin, but split between two locations with one being their player development complex located at 3031 Garrison Road where the players will workout and the other being their stadium TD Ballpark at 373 Douglas Avenue where live action games will take place. Toronto is part of the Florida Grapefruit League and will play opponents with training camps that reside in the same Florida region."

"Wednesday February 11th is the official day that pitchers and catchers need to report, while Monday February 16th is the day the Blue Jays will hold their first full-squad workout, so all players would need to be present by then. However, many players will likely arrive earlier than those dates to ease themselves into action."

Spring Training for the Toronto Blue Jays will take place in Dunedin across two sites: the player development complex at 3031 Garrison Road for workouts and TD Ballpark at 373 Douglas Avenue for live games. The team competes in the Florida Grapefruit League and will face opponents whose camps are in the same region. Pitchers and catchers must report on Wednesday, February 11, and the full squad is scheduled for its first workout on Monday, February 16, though many players are expected to arrive earlier. Significant roster departures include Bo Bichette, Max Scherzer, Chris Bassitt, Nick Sandlin, Ty France, Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Seranthony Domínguez, and bench coach Don Mattingly left for the Philadelphia Phillies. Toronto made acquisitions, including signing Dylan Cease, to replace lost pieces.

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