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Great bird fight game - congrats to the Canadian baseball fans.   :Canadaflag:  In nature a blue jay usually wins against an oriole too. I hope the Jays go far in the playoffs, until, if they make it that far, the Red Sox kicks their collective azzes.   :thumbsup:

 

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The Flames? Yeah, they have never been any good, mediocre at best.

 

The Blue Jays are an excellent baseball team, well managed and their fans really support the team. Having a team up like that outside the US is good for the game. 

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No, the Jets. Literally the franchise was moved up here from Atlanta. I used to consider myself a Canucks fan but tbh I've lost interest in following most sports. Hoping to fix that this winter.

I guess it's a good thing the jays are doing well, but my experience of a year at school in Ontario brings a bad taste to my mouth at mention of the team. Every game day the cafeteria served a $#!&ty version of stadium food. Boiled hotdogs as a main course is never a good thing.

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Atlanta has the great distinction of being the only city to "donate" 2 teams to Canadian cities...as mentioned above...both Calgary and Winnipeg have benefitted

 

Nothing to do with the original post but a trivia tidbit for you....

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Atlanta has the great distinction of being the only city to "donate" 2 teams to Canadian cities...as mentioned above...both Calgary and Winnipeg have benefitted

 

Nothing to do with the original post but a trivia tidbit for you....

 

I wish Atlanta would donate the Braves and Falcons to Canada too. They would play much better if their fans were anything like the Blue Jays' fans. Atlanta fans suck.......

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