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The Toronto Blue Jays play their home games at Rogers Centre.

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Despite being two-time World Series champions and having plenty of Hall of Famers play for the organization over the years, the Blue Jays have only retired two numbers of former players, with the addition of Jackie Robinson's #42 that was retired league-wide. Former Hall of Fame second baseman and five-time All-Star with the Blue Jays Roberto Alomar's #12 has been retired by the team, and the organization also retired Hall of Fame pitcher Roy Halladay's #32. Halladay was a six-time All-Star in Toronto, won the Cy Young award back in 2003, and is widely considered the best pitcher in franchise history.

The Blue Jays' biggest rivals reside in the same division as they do and are two teams with whom they've had some incredibly tough postseason battles over the years. One of Toronto's biggest rivals is the New York Yankees, who play their home games at Yankee Stadium, and the other is the Boston Red Sox, who play their home games at Fenway Park.

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