Former Blue Jays players Cliff Pillar and Tony Estrada participated in the Rogers Charity Classic, blending baseball and golf in a unique event. The tournament, held in Calgary, featured former athletes competing in a mixed-sport format. Both players, known for their time with the Blue Jays, embraced the challenge of adapting their baseball skills to the golf course. The event, organized by Jays Care, aims to raise funds for local children's programs. Participants included other former players, creating a nostalgic yet competitive atmosphere. The charity aspect highlights the team's ongoing commitment to community support. The event drew attention for its innovative approach, combining two sports in a single competition. This unique format allowed former athletes to engage with fans and promote youth development. The tournament's success underscores the lasting impact of the Blue Jays' legacy in the region.