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Toronto Blue Jays Release Spring Training Schedule For 2025

The Toronto Blue Jays are headed for a last-place finish in the American League East, but the eyes are already looking forward to 2025 with the release of the spring training schedule.

Brady Farkas

Toronto Blue Jays right fielder George Springer (4) celebrates the win with designated hitter Spencer Horwitz (48) against the Oakland Athletics at the end of the ninth inning at Rogers Centre on Aug 9.
Toronto Blue Jays right fielder George Springer (4) celebrates the win with designated hitter Spencer Horwitz (48) against the Oakland Athletics at the end of the ninth inning at Rogers Centre on Aug 9. / Nick Turchiaro-USA TODAY Sports
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The Toronto Blue Jays are headed for a last-place finish in the American League East in 2024, but the eyes are already turning optimistically toward the 2025 campaign as the Jays released their spring training schedule for next season.

The Jays will open up Grapefruit League play on February 22nd at home (Dunedin, Fla.) against the New York Yankees. They will have 15 home dates in all, including three split-squad home dates.

They will end Grapefruit League play on March 23rd as they get ready for Opening Day, which is March 27.

Before the Jays can get back to spring training in 2025, they will have an incredibly important offseason in front of them. That offseason will feature many questions that need answering including if manager John Schneider is back? Furthermore, will the organization give Vladimir Guerrero Jr. a long-term contract extension or look to trade him? How about Bo Bichette? Will he be in camp next season or will the team move on? The Jays also saved money at the trade deadline by dealing Nate Pearson, Yimi Garcia, Justin Turner and Kevin Kiermaier, so will that money be used to reinvest in the roster yet again, or is the organization taking a step back from spending?

All those questions will get answered before the team gets to Dunedin next February, but first, we need to finish out this season.

After sweeping the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, Toronto is off on Thursday. They'll be back in action on Friday afternoon when they take on the Chicago Cubs at 2:20 p.m. ET.

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Brady Farkas

BRADY FARKAS

Brady Farkas is a baseball writer for Fastball on Sports Illustrated/FanNation and the host of 'The Payoff Pitch' podcast which can be found on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Videos on baseball also posted to YouTube. Brady has spent nearly a decade in sports talk radio and is a graduate of Oswego State University. You can follow him on Twitter @WDEVRadioBrady. 

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