The Toronto Blue Jays are set to open a 25-game home schedule in Buffalo on Aug. 11. With a week to go, work is underway to replace the infield at Sahlen Field.
Sahlen Field
Work begins on the infield at Sahlen Field.
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Sahlen Field
Workers reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
Topsoil is dumped and spread to reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
Workers spread topsoil on the infield.
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Sahlen Field
The Canadian and American flag blow in the wind at Sahlen Field.
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Sahlen Field
Workers reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
Workers reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
A worker rakes the topsoil at Sahlen Field.
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Sahlen Field
A worker walks past a new Blue Jays logo in the outfield.
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Sahlen Field
Workers reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
Workers attend to the Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen mound.
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Sahlen Field
Workers adjust the awning along Washington Street.
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Sahlen Field
Workers reconstruct the infield.
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Sahlen Field
Outfield advertising signs have been changed at Sahlen Field in preparation for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Sahlen Field
Workers redesign the patio at Sahlen Field.
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Sahlen Field
A workers waits for top soil during reconstruction of the infield.
The Blue Jays' upgrades to Sahlen Field were vast and the Bisons will derive long-term impact from items such as the installation of new grass in the infield and its foul territories, and brighter stadium lighting.
