Blue Jays Vs. Dodgers: How Much Money For Game 6 Tickets Right Now?

Blue Jays Vs. Dodgers: How Much Money For Game 6 Tickets Right Now?

The Toronto Blue Jays can thank many people for being on the verge of a World Series Championship. They can thank John Schneider for coaching the team through the regular season and playoffs, Ross Atkins for managing the team, and for acquiring the necessary players to compete. Trey Yesavage and Shane Bieber can also be thanked for their impressive starts against the Los Angeles Dodgers in Games 4 & 5 before heading to Toronto for Games 6 & 7 (i…

Blue Jays tickets at terrifyingly high prices for Game 6 of the World Series on Halloween

If you're willing shell out at least $2,100 on the resale market to possibly witness a championship title you might be able to get a ticket — without an actual

World Series Game 6 Set To Be Most Expensive Sporting Event In Canadian History

We are about to witness the most expensive sporting event in Canadian history.Game 6 of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers is set for Halloween night at Rogers Centre. As of Thursday morning, the cheapest ticket is a staggering $2,000, with premium seats topping $6,800.Looks like our friends up north are more fired up for America's pastime than their own national sport — hockey.According to Front Office Sports…

Blue Jays vs. Your Wallet: Skyrocketing World Series Game 6 tickets cost more than Toronto rent prices

The most expensive ticket to Game 6 at the Rogers Centre has already reached the range of a down payment on a home and a full month’s rent in Toronto. Here’s how much tickets are going for.

Blue Jays ticket prices still sky high as demand to witness World Series title clinching games increases

Expect to hand over an arm and a leg for tickets to Game 6 of the World Series at Rogers Centre.

As Blue Jays fans stare down high-priced World Series tickets, can provinces really stop scalpers?

Toronto Blue Jays' Daulton Varsho hits a two run home run in Game 1 of the World Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers, on Oct. 24 in Toronto. The two teams will return to Toronto for Game 6, where tickets will run fans thousands of dollars each. (Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press via AP) Thousands of Canadians eager to watch the Blue Jays play in the World Series for the first time since 1993, who have dealt with impossibly long lines and exor…