The Toronto Rock will be playing home games in Hamilton soon.
The team has reached a five year agreement with Core Entertainment to relocate home games to First Ontario Centre in Hamilton.
The change will take effect when the 2021-22 season starts in December, and the team has the option for a multi-year extension.
Toronto Rock Owner, President and GM Jamie Dawick made the announcement today.
"There are a lot of reasons with a lot of layers to this decision, but when all things were considered, we feel this is best for the future of the Toronto Rock and we’re very excited to work with First Ontario Centre. There is a strong business case behind the relocation to Hamilton, including a significant reduction in game operations costs as well as the opportunities that exist to better connect with our fan base and most importantly grow that fan base and increase revenues."
The Toronto Rock previously played at the Scotiabank Arena, where they were fourth in line for home game dates.
The team name will not change.
Since being established in 1999, the Toronto Rock has won six National Lacrosse League Championships.

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