Toronto Blue Jays Fans Devour Record-Breaking Hot Dogs

0:00It's April 8th. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Coring with the story. Toronto Blue Jays fans just shattered their own hot dog eating record at Tuesday's Looney Dogs Night against the Los Angeles Dodgers. With Frank's price that just 77 cents each to mark the 49th anniversary of the team's first season, the crowd of 49, 171 devoured a whopping 102,202 hot dogs by games end. Before the first pitch, fans had already scarfed down more than 53,300 dogs, hitting 61,000 by the end of the first inning at a peak rate of 10 per second. The frenzy kept building, surpassing 91,000 by mid-fifth and breaking the old record of 96,633 from. Last August game during the 6th inning, Stadium announcers hyped the milestone, sparking a wild standing ovation for the sheer volume of process meet, even as the injury plagued Jays. Drop the 4-1 decision. This

1:03promos on fire, coming off 90,708 dogs the week before. Proving fans are feasting harder than the team is winning. Early in this rough 2026 season.