Toronto Blue Jays hosting pair of practice games this week and tickets are super cheap
The Toronto Blue Jays are giving fans one last chance to watch the team before the postseason, and tickets are dirt cheap.
With the Blue Jays set to play in the ALDS on Saturday, the team wants to ensure they are fresh and ready for the challenge that awaits. To help keep them in game form, the Jays announced on Tuesday that they will be hosting two intrasquad practice games at the Rogers Centre this week, and fans are invited.
The games will take place on Wednesday and Thursday, with tickets priced at just $10.
“Our fans have brought the energy to Rogers Centre all season long, and we need them to keep bringing the noise,” said Blue Jays manager John Schneider in a press release.
“We want the team to be in game mode this week, and the fans are the most important piece to making Rogers Centre feel like a game atmosphere.”
We need YOUR help preparing for the Postseason!
Join us for Intrasquad Games tomorrow and Thursday at Rogers Centre, with net proceeds benefitting @JaysCare.
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— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) September 30, 2025
On top of supporting the Blue Jays ahead of their postseason schedule, fans will also be supporting a good cause, as the net proceeds for these games will go to the Jays Care Foundation.
Tickets will provide general admission to the Rogers Centre lower bowl, with the best seats being on a first-come, first-served basis.
Each game will run four to five innings and will feature players from both the Blue Jays and their Triple-A affiliate, Buffalo Bisons. No lineups have been released for either game, and it is not certain how many players off the Jays’ ALDS roster will be involved.
First pitch for both games is set for 4 p.m. EDT, with gates opening 45 minutes before then.
The Blue Jays are awaiting the results of the AL Wild Card series between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. That series gets underway on Monday night with the winner setting up to face the Jays in Toronto on Saturday for Game 1 of the ALDS.
No matter who wins, it will be the first playoff series ever between Toronto and New York/Boston.
The hype around the Jays is real this season, and fans will want to make sure to give the team a good send-off before they play in the most important games of the year.