Rogers Communications Inc. is giving fans more ways to root for the Toronto Blue Jays. Starting today, any Rogers customer can catch live streamed Rogers Sportsnet coverage of every pitch, hit and home run of the remainder of the 2024 Toronto Blue Jays regular season games anywhere they want through Rogers On Demand Online and on their smartphones with Rogers On Demand Mobile.
The popularity of Canada’s only Major League Baseball team continues to rise year over year. Since the start of the 2024 season, Toronto Blue Jays TV viewership on Rogers Sportsnet is up more than 23 per cent nationally over 2024, with more than half a million people on average tuning in to each and every Jays game*.
“Today is a win for Blue Jays fans all across our great country,” said Paul Beeston, President and Chief Executive Officer, Toronto Blue Jays. “Making our games available with Rogers On Demand Online and Rogers on Demand Mobile, in addition to Rogers Sportsnet and Sportsnet Radio FAN 590, gives our great fans the ability to never miss a pitch, hit or home run.”
“Helping keep Toronto Blue Jays fans connected to the game across the country, Rogers On Demand Online is available to any Rogers Cable, Wireless, Home Phone or Hi Speed Internet customer at no extra charge.
Rogers wireless customers can subscribe to the Rogers on Demand Mobile app to view Jays on Sportsnet full game presentation, live, as-it-happens. Apple iPhone and Android customers can visit the App Store and Android Marketplace to subscribe to the Rogers on Demand Mobile App. Rogers BlackBerry customers can text MyApps to 555 to subscribe. Rogers On Demand Mobile subscription is $5/month and also offers TV programming, news and music videos as part of the monthly subscription.
Starting August 8th, Rogers is also serving up matches for tennis fans. Fans can find live streamed coverage of the 2024 Rogers Cup tennis tournament on Rogers On Demand Online and Rogers On Demand Mobile. The live coverage features up to three matches at any given time from both the ladies’ tournament in Toronto and the men’s tournament in Montreal. Online, customers will have access to additional content including player features, vignettes and interviews and will be able to catch up on matches they miss.
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