The Toronto Blue Jays will begin the 2021 MLB season at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Fla., due to the ongoing closure of the Canada-U.S. border. The team will play its “home” games south of the border through May 2, though where the team will play after that remains undetermined. A Thursday announcement from the Blue Major League Rugby stream Jays said the club hopes to have fans in Rogers Centre, its regular venue, this summer. Last season, the Blue Jays were permitted to hold training camp in Toronto, but they played regular-season home games in Buffalo, N.Y. due to border restrictions. The NBA’s Toronto Raptors, who also initially planned to only begin their season in Florida, will now complete their remaining 2021 home schedule in Tampa. “The alternatives for our season lie with some combination of Dunedin, Buffalo and Toronto,” Blue Jays president Mark Shapiro told the AP.
PGA Tour Live subscribers and recent attendees of The Players Championship will be able to watch all shots (some 32,000) of this year’s tournament live for the first time when it starts on March 11. The aptly named Every Shot Live feature had been slated to debut during last year’s Players Championship before the emerging coronavirus pandemic canceled the event after its first day. All PGA Tour Live users on NBC Sports Gold will be Watch Major League Rugby able to access the comprehensive coverage, and fans who bought tickets to the 2019 and 2020 editions of The Players Championship will be offered a free one-week trial of PGA Tour Live so they can tune in. NBC Sports Group will use nearly 120 cameras across the TPC Sawgrass course in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., for The Players Championship. PGA Tour Live, which moved to NBC Sports Gold in 2019 but will shift to ESPN+ beginning in 2022, will offer a separate livestream for each of the 24 initial playing groups.
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