When the Toronto Blue Jays travel to Seattle to play the Mariners there, you can feel a very special atmosphere.

British Columbia’s proximity to the city of Seattle means that many fans of Canada’s only major league team flock to the home of the Mariners when the two teams meet. That special atmosphere will be felt once during a three-game series beginning this Friday at Seattle’s T-Mobile Park.

• Also read: Here’s the team where Shohei Ohtani won’t end up

• Also read: MLB: Édouard Julien makes his place

• Also read: Defeats for the Blue Jays’ main rival

However, to prepare for this massive influx of Toronto team supporters, the Seattle organization planned the coup. She has reserved an area of ​​her gift shop dedicated to selling Blue Jays merchandise. You can see the jerseys of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. who won the last home run contest at T-Mobile Park. Additionally, Guerrero son had the upper hand against Mariners color bearer Julio Rodriguez in the finals of this competition.

The Queen City representatives can also benefit from the support of many of their fans when they meet the Tigers in Detroit. The Canada-US border between the city of Windsor, Ontario and the city of Michigan obviously has something to do with it.

Before the game against the Mariners, John Schneider’s men have a date with the San Diego Padres for a three-game series beginning Tuesday night at Rogers Center.

This duel will also be broadcast on TVA Sports from 7 p.m. Then at 9:30 p.m. Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Angels take on the New York Yankees on TVA Sports and TVA Sports Direct!