Clay Buchholz allowed three hits over seven innings, and Jacoby Ellsbury went 3 for 5 with three runs scored as Boston beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-1 Friday for the Red Sox's seventh straight win to match their season high. Buchholz (5-3) struck out six and walked two as he ended a career-long run of four straight no-decisions. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
BOSTON – Daisuke Matsuzaka wanted to impress his old pitching coach. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
DUNEDIN, Fla. – Cliff Lee missed most of spring training last year with Seattle because of a foot injury. This season, he feels much more settled. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
TORONTO – Jose Bautista didn't have much of an occasion to celebrate his 100th career home run.
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TORONTO – When Toronto Blue Jays’ left-hander Brett Cecil broke into the major leagues last season he admits to some awe when he met the New York Yankees. Not anymore.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. – Bobby Wilson and Hideki Matsui put together a powerful show that helped Ervin Santana and the Los Angeles Angels overcome two lost arguments with plate umpire Joe West.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. – Bobby Wilson had his first two-homer game in the major leagues and drove in a career-high five runs, and the Los Angeles Angels lost two arguments with plate umpire Joe West but beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7-2 Saturday night. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
DETROIT – There is a simple scouting report on Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander.
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CLEVELAND – Even when the Cleveland Indians lost their season-worst seventh in a row last week, manager Manny Acta kept believing in his team. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
Petco Park is supposed to be a pitcher's park. Not when John Buck and the Blue Jays are there. Buck hit his third home run of the series, Vernon Wells also went deep and Fred Lewis had four hits to help Toronto beat the San Diego Padres 7-1 on Wednesday to take two of three. The Blue Jays had no trouble with spacious Petco Park, padding their big league-leading home run total to 103. View full post on Yahoo! Sports – MLB – Toronto Blue Jays News
