Rogers Centre
Formerly SkyDome (1989)
Home Team Toronto Blue Jays — MLB
Toronto Argonauts — CFL
Location Toronto, ON, Canada
Capacity 52,230
Opened 1989
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Rogers Centre

Rogers Centre has been the home of Toronto Blue Jays — MLB and Toronto Argonauts — CFL since 1989 in Toronto, Canada, with a capacity of 52230.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
MLB 2922 867 Toronto 13 – Tampa Bay 19 (2004-06-24) Toronto 0 – Tampa Bay 1 (2014-09-12)
Grapefruit League 1 0
MLS 1 0 Toronto 2 – Kansas City 1 (2013-03-09) Toronto 2 – Kansas City 1 (2013-03-09)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
MLB 52383 – AL All-Stars vs NL All-Stars (1991-07-09) 10314 – Toronto vs Kansas City (2010-04-19)
MLS 25991 – Toronto vs Kansas City (2013-03-09) 25991 – Toronto vs Kansas City (2013-03-09)

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Games by Year

Year Total
1989 58 58
1990 81 81
1991 85 85
1992 87 87
1993 87 87
1994 59 59
1995 72 72
1996 81 81
1997 81 81
1998 81 81
1999 81 81
2000 81 81
2001 85 85
2002 81 81
2003 81 81
2004 81 81
2005 81 81
2006 81 81
2007 81 81
2008 81 81
2009 81 81
2010 78 78
2011 81 81
2012 81 81
2013 82 81 1
2014 81 81
2015 41 41
2016 104 104
2017 82 82
2018 92 92
2019 81 81
2020 1 1
2021 36 36
2022 83 83
2023 81 81
2024 81 81
2025 91 91
2026 81 81

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Other Teams & Events

MLS

  • Toronto FC — Neutral site venue, 2013

NCAA Football (I)

  • All — Neutral site venue, 2008–2150

NFL

  • Buffalo Bills — Former home venue, 2008–2015

U Sports Football

  • Manitoba Bisons — Former postseason venue, 2007
  • Saint Mary's Huskies — Former postseason venue, 2007

World Baseball Classic

  • Canada — Neutral site venue, 2009
  • USA — Neutral site venue, 2009
  • Venezuela — Neutral site venue, 2009

While known as SkyDome

MLB

  • AL All Stars — All-Star venue, 1991
  • NL All Stars — All-Star venue, 1991
  • Toronto Blue Jays — Former home venue, 1989

NBA

  • Toronto Raptors — Former home venue, 1995–1999

U Sports Football

  • British Columbia Thunderbirds — Former postseason venue, 1997
  • Calgary Dinos — Former postseason venue, 1995
  • Concordia Stingers — Former postseason venue, 1998
  • Laval Rouge et Or — Former postseason venue, 2003
  • Manitoba Bisons — Former postseason venue, 2001
  • Mount Allison Mounties — Former postseason venue, 1991
  • Ottawa Gee-Gees — Former postseason venue, 2000
  • Queen's Gaels — Former postseason venue, 1992
  • Regina Rams — Former postseason venue, 2000
  • Saint Mary's Huskies — Former postseason venue, 1990–2003
  • Saskatchewan Huskies — Former postseason venue, 1989–2002
  • St. Francis Xavier X-men — Former postseason venue, 1996
  • Toronto Varsity Blues — Former postseason venue, 1993
  • Western Ontario Mustangs — Former postseason venue, 1989–1995
  • Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks — Former postseason venue, 1991

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