Oct 17, 2009 | Ottawa Citizen
Jays playing for pride after loss to Orioles
It was a fine day to take your kid to a big-league game. A sunny Sunday afternoon, if a touch on the cool side.
Accardo chats with Blue Jays fans
Jeremy Accardo: Hey Everyone! Just got back from signing autographs at the JaysShop up at SEARS.
Seven former Woodchucks spent time in big leagues this season
Seven former Wisconsin Woodchucks were on Major League rosters this past summer, including Justin Berg, Lance Broadway, Casey Janssen, Mark Lowe, Pat Neshek and Ben Zobrist, while Steve Foster, the Chucks manager during the 2003 Championship season, is the Florida Marlins bullpen coach.
IGame called, it's official: Jays defeat Sox, 11-5, 10:36 The Jays wound up defeating the Sox, 11-5, tonight at Fenway Park before a crowd of 37.591. The game was called after a 1 hour 2 minute rain delay.
Casey Janssen began a four-inning scoreless stretch by the Toronto bullpen Wednesday in the Blue Jays' 7-3 victory over Baltimore.
Casey Janssen began a four-inning scoreless stretch by the Toronto bullpen Wednesday in the Blue Jays' 7-3 victory over Baltimore.
If Paul Beeston knows anything after 30-something years in the baseball business it's that things are never as bad -- or as good -- as they seem.
Angels' ninth-inning rally comes up short
Second baseman Aaron Hill got the Blue Jays started with his bat and saved them not quite three hours later with his glove.
Angels' ninth-inning rally comes up short
Second baseman Aaron Hill got the Blue Jays started with his bat and saved them not quite three hours later with his glove.
Angels catcher Mike Napoli hit a three-run homer off Casey Janssen in the ninth but Janssen got pinch hitter Bobby Abreu to ground out, stranding Howie Kendrick at second, for his first save.
Angels' ninth-inning rally comes up short
Second baseman Aaron Hill got the Blue Jays started with his bat and saved them not quite three hours later with his glove.
The Toronto Blue Jays erased deficit after deficit on a rare productive night at the plate, only to watch it all get thrown away.
It began as the Ricky Horror Pitcher Show, evolved into A Comedy of Errors and ended, as so many Blue Jays games do, as just another episode of Lost.
Red Sox outlast Jays in slugfest
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, left, slides safely past Jays catcher Rod Barajas to score during the second inning Tuesday night in Toronto.
Snakebitten Jays lose Halladay, Downs to injury
Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay's sore groin will force the right-hander to the 15-day disabled list on Thursday.
Janssen no stranger to bullpen role
Two years ago, Casey Janssen was one of the better setup men in the American League.
Marcum could finish season in Minors
The Blue Jays initially believed that Shaun Marcum might be ready to rejoin their rotation by now.
Omaha won the first game 14-1. The second game was an 11-inning affair, eventually won by Las Vegas 2-0. Here some notes about interesting players for Las Vegas.
Recovery challenges 51s' Janssen
SALT LAKE 7-5 LAS VEGAS 5-6 KEY: Brandon Wood's two-run triple in the seventh inning broke a 5-5 tie in the opener, and Travis Snider and Randy Ruiz each drove in two runs in the second game as the 51s salvaged a split.
Manager Cito Gaston threw Edwin Encarnacion right into the fire, starting him at third base just a few hours after arriving on the West Coast.
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