Why Blue Jays fans want Daulton Varsho to change his walk-up song - and why he won’t
Daulton Varsho's walk-up song isn't exactly hyping up the crowds, and Toronto Blue Jays fans want a change, but the outfielder refuses.
en.as.comDaulton Varsho is sticking with his current walk-up song, Alex Warren’s “Ordinary,” despite fan backlash in Toronto. A Change.org petition and several outlets have highlighted the controversy, with Varsho publicly stating he won’t change it because his daughter loves the track.[1][3][5]
Key takeaways
- Latest status: Varsho will continue using “Ordinary” as his walk-up song.[5][1]
- Fan reaction: Blue Jays fans have petitioned for a change, citing team energy and vibe concerns.[7][1]
- Context: The song has personal significance for Varsho beyond baseball performance, which he cited when refusing to switch it.[5]
Illustrative note
- If you’re curious about the broader reaction, some outlets framed the backlash as a reflection of fan desire for a more high-energy walk-up, while Varsho emphasized the personal connection to the song.[7]
If you’d like, I can pull together a quick timeline of the coverage and provide direct quotes from the articles for precise context.