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23 Signs You're At A Toronto Blue Jays Game

23 Signs You're At A Toronto Blue Jays Game
TORONTO, ON- MAY 26 - as the Toronto Blue Jays open a three series against the Tampa Bay Rays with a 10-5 win at Rogers Centre in Toronto. May 26, 2014. (Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)
Steve Russell via Getty Images
TORONTO, ON- MAY 26 - as the Toronto Blue Jays open a three series against the Tampa Bay Rays with a 10-5 win at Rogers Centre in Toronto. May 26, 2014. (Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)

The Toronto Blue Jays are on fire lately. With seven straight wins and the top spot in the AL East, fans in the city (and across Canada) have a lot to get excited about.

Any baseball lover knows there are a few things that go hand-in-hand with going to a major league baseball game. Food can be terribly expensive (and unhealthy), fans can get rowdy, and a grand slam by the home team can feel like you personally hit it out of the park.

For those of you who have been attending Jays games your whole life, this will be nothing new. For those of you who just jumped on the winning bandwagon, well, prepare yourself.

Here are 23 signs you're at a Toronto Blue Jays game. Did we miss any? Let us know in the comments below:

It takes about 20-30 minutes, but every single second is epic.

If you haven't given this big blue jay a hug, you're missing out.

Why is my seat SO far away?

When beer costs $15 and a hot dog costs $8, it doesn't matter, you're rich.

Period.

And um, do things like this.

Both on the field and in the stadium

And fans too, let's be real.

And writing down the stats!

And on the Jumbotron

Well, compared to the Maple Leafs, anyways. Also, you can find great deals online or at the box office right before the game.

Leave your life at home.

[EDITORS' NOTE: Actually you can bring food into the Rogers Centre. So load up on snacks and save your money for $12 beer instead]

World Series championships in 1992 AND 1993.

And going between innings never works.

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