The Toronto Blue Jays want to play their home games in a major league ballpark this season.
That's according to pitcher Anthony Bass, who says the front office is working to find a major league ballpark for the team.
Bass said he spoke with general manager Ross Atkins and emphasized that players prefer a big league stadium.
The veteran reliever added that players are willing to share a home venue with another team and make other sacrifices.
Canada denied the Blue Jays' request to play at Rogers Centre because the regular-season schedule would require frequent travel back and forth from the United States, where COVID-19 cases are surging.
The team's minor league options are its training facility in Dunedin, Florida, or its Triple-A affiliate stadium in Buffalo.
with files from Canadian Press