The Toronto Blue Jays didn’t waste time building personality. Just a few years after their MLB debut, Toronto rolled out its first mascot, right in the middle of some rough seasons. The team kept finishing dead last, the odds were brutal, and the mascot was basically the only thing bringing vibes to the ballpark.

However, by the time the Jays finally punched their first playoff ticket in 1985, that mascot was a staple. Then, in a surprise twist, 14 years later, the franchise decided to switch things up. With the Dodgers vs. Blue Jays World Series Game 7 due in a few, here’s the full story behind the Jays’ mascot.

Why the Toronto Blue Jays Chose their Mascot’s Name “Ace”

The franchise went in a new direction for the 2000 season, rolling out “Ace” as the official mascot. And yes, the name

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