What to know
- The Blue Jays open the 2027 regular season on March 25 against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium.
- Toronto’s Home Opener is set for April 2 against the Seattle Mariners at Rogers Centre.
- The schedule features 48 interleague games, including home series against the Brewers, Phillies, Padres and Braves.
- A nine-game homestand leading into Canada Day includes visits from the Giants, Padres and Angels.
- The Blue Jays close the regular season at home against the Tampa Bay Rays during Fan Appreciation Weekend from Sept. 24–26.
The Toronto Blue Jays have unveiled their 2027 regular-season schedule, giving fans an early look at key matchups, marquee home series and important dates for the year ahead.
Toronto will open the season on MLB Opening Day, March 25, with a road matchup against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium before returning to Rogers Centre for the Home Opener presented by TD against the Seattle Mariners on April 2.
| 📅 Date | Event |
|---|---|
| March 25 | Opening Day at Yankees |
| April 2 | Home Opener vs. Mariners |
| June 21–July 1 | Nine-game homestand |
| July 1 | Canada Day game |
| Sept. 6 | Labour Day vs. Red Sox |
| Sept. 21–23 | Yankees at Rogers Centre |
| Sept. 24–26 | Fan Appreciation Weekend vs. Rays |
Canada Day homestand among season highlights
One of the marquee stretches of the season comes around Canada Day, when the Blue Jays host a nine-game homestand featuring the San Francisco Giants (June 21–23), San Diego Padres (June 25–27) and Los Angeles Angels (June 29–July 1).
The annual Canada Day game will once again feature the club’s traditional red jerseys and pre-game celebrations.
Following the All-Star break, Toronto will also enjoy a 10-game homestand from July 16–25, welcoming the Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers.
Interleague opponents and rivalry series
The Blue Jays will play 48 inter-league games in 2027.
At Rogers Centre, fans will see home series against:
- Milwaukee Brewers (April 5–7)
- Philadelphia Phillies (June 11–13)
- San Diego Padres (June 25–27)
- Atlanta Braves (Aug. 6–8)
Toronto will also host the New York Yankees from Sept. 21–23 before wrapping up the regular season with Fan Appreciation Weekend against the Tampa Bay Rays from Sept. 24–26.
Road trips and promotions
Among the notable road trips are visits to the:
- Pittsburgh Pirates (June 4–6)
- Detroit Tigers (June 18–20)
- Minnesota Twins (July 26–28)
- Cleveland Guardians (Aug. 13–15)
- Los Angeles Dodgers (Sept. 13–15)
- Seattle Mariners (Sept. 17–19)
The Blue Jays also confirmed the return of fan-favourite promotions, including Loonie Dogs Nights and Jr. Jays Sundays, with the full promotional calendar to be announced later in the offseason.
Game times, broadcast schedules and Spring Training details will also be released at a later date.
