Source Feed: The Globe and Mail
Author: Ann Hui
Publication Date: November 3, 2025 - 15:35
Blue Jays’ postseason run sparks a surge of interest in baseball from a new generation
November 3, 2025
When five-year-old Theodore Cherry visited the local Canadian Tire store with his parents this past weekend, it wasn’t to pick up a hockey stick or ice skates or any other equipment you might expect for this time of year. It was to buy his first-ever baseball bat.
Over the past weeks and months, Theodore, a senior kindergartener at La Mosaïque elementary school in Toronto, has become totally, utterly obsessed with Blue Jays baseball. He plans to be a Jay one day.
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