The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that after two decades and multiple team rebuilds, TD Bank's partnership with the Blue Jays is delivering a return many marketing departments can only dream of. The Globe's Tim Kiladze writes that TD has been a sponsor of the Jays since 2005, and Canadian baseball fans have grown accustomed to seeing the team's green logo inside the ballpark or at co-branded events, such as a Winter Tour in 2015 when players visited multiple Canadian cities. TD's visibility has increased over the past few years, and its logo is now prominently displayed behind home plate during home games. The Jays also have a TD logo on their left sleeves, and viewers will see the bright green patch every time Vladimir Guerrero Jr. steps up to the plate or Ernie Clement makes an in-field play in this year's World Series against the Dodgers. The financial value of that exposure is substantial, because TD has a major presence in retail banking in the United States -- albeit in the East, not L.A. -- and the World Series usually draws millions more eyeballs than regular season games and earlier rounds of the playoffs. That is in addition to the intangible "cool" factor of taking on the mighty Dodgers.