Heartbreak and Home Runs: Calgary Blue Jays Fans Find Silver Linings

Calgary's Blue Jays faithful woke up on Sunday, November 2, 2025, to a familiar ache after the Toronto Blue Jays fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 7 of the World Series last night, November 1. While the dream of a championship slipped away, the city's robust sports culture is finding comfort in the journey and the bonds forged along the way.

Calgary may not boast its own Major League Baseball team, but Blue Jays fever consistently sweeps through the city, with a significant portion of their 6.3 million nationwide fanbase residing outside Ontario. From dedicated long-time supporters to new fans caught up in the excitement, Calgarians embrace the Jays' historic runs. This passionate loyalty mirrors the devotion seen for local teams like the Calgary Flames, known for their kind and steadfast fanbase, even through challenging seasons.

Indeed, the sentiment "The real win was the friends we made along the way" resonates deeply within Calgary's community-driven sports spirit. Whether it’s donning a Flames jersey or a Blue Jays hoodie, the city’s fans consistently show up, eager to create lasting memories. This shared experience, win or lose, underscores why Calgary remains a premier host city for major events, valuing not just the competition but the collective spirit it ignites.