Blue Jays Announced for 2026 MLB Little League Classic in Williamsport
The Toronto Blue Jays announced they will participate in the 2026 Little League Classic, returning the club to Williamsport, PA.
The Toronto Blue Jays announced via their official account that they will take part in the 2026 MLB Little League Classic in Williamsport, PA — a setting that has a way of reminding everyone, players included, why they started playing in the first place.
The club's post offered no opponent, no scheduled date beyond the 2026 season, and no additional logistical detail, so those pieces remain unannounced. What is known is that the Blue Jays are in.
What to watch for
The opponent and any broadcast details have not been announced. For a Blue Jays roster that has been navigating a busy stretch — Vladimir Guerrero Jr. recently reinstated from the concussion IL and back in the lineup — a late-summer 2026 date in Williamsport is a long way off. But it is now on the calendar.
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