Mark Shapiro

The statue is going to be unveiled in July.

So we've kind of got history throughout this season.

Mm-hmm.

that we feel our fans, you know, we're getting to that generational point.

That's what, you know, 50 seasons.

Baseball is a generational sport.

Usually if you love the game, a grandparent, a grandmother hands it down to a grandson or an uncle hands it down to a niece.

It's just that game that gets handed down from generation to generation.

And we're...

At that point now, our grandparents that saw early games in the franchise of success are bringing their grandkids to games.

And so I think it's fun to be able to provide them with the opportunity to connect generationally about Blue Jay history.

We're missing Dave.

We don't have a ton of major projects left, but we've never touched the suite levels, and there are so many suites here.

If you built a building today, you'd only have like 30 suites.

We have over 100 suites, and some of them, by the way, are like time capsules.

Some of them have not been touched since 1989.

You walk in them, and you look at them, and you're like, you've got to be kidding me.

So we still need to be creative and kind of rethinking what we do with all the suites we have here and how we use that.

Want to create a more suitable kid space, family space, like a space just for kids on the other side of the concourse.

But I would say we're, you know, we're along.