Fans express excitement and admiration for the extensive renovations at Toronto's Rogers Centre, which now features a baseball-first design.
TORONTO — The new-look Rogers Centre made an excellent first impression on fans before the Toronto Blue Jays ' home opener.
"I was really surprised by the architecture," said Watson."The stone and stuff, it feels much more solid. "From Exhibition Place to the old SkyDome, which was all concrete, this just seems a lot nicer," said Larsen."It's a little more slick than just the concrete that it was before."
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