Morrow's final start not one to remember
Supported early by Travis Snider's ninth homer, Brandon Morrow couldn't stop the Yankees on Friday in his final start of the season, lasting just three innings in the Blue Jays' 7-3 loss.
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Morrow's final start not one to remember
Fantasy football unites Blue Jays
Casey Janssen walked through the visitors' clubhouse at Yankee Stadium holding a laminated draft board and showed it off to his teammates.
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Fantasy football unites Blue Jays
Jays keep hobbled Escobar, Lewis out
Yunel Escobar and Fred Lewis did not start on Friday against the Yankees, though Escobar appears closer to returning than Lewis.
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Overbay, not concussed, returns
After missing a week with what he described as a "heavy head" and other head-injury symptoms, Lyle Overbay returned to the Blue Jays' starting lineup on Friday, batting fifth and playing first base against the Yankees.
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Overbay, not concussed, returns
Bautista, Buchholz garner August AL honors
Major League Baseball announced Thursday that Toronto slugger Jose Bautista and Boston right-hander Clay Buchholz have been named the American League's top hitter and pitcher for August.
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Gregg closing in on career year
After a down year with the Cubs, Kevin Gregg had to prove he deserved the closer's role in Toronto. Since taking over the job in mid-April, he's been as impressive as ever.
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Blue Jays have no answer for Price
The Blue Jays' powerful offense went quiet on Wednesday night, silenced by Rays starter David Price in a 2-1 loss at Tropicana Field.
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Arencibia aims for consistency after callup
Rookie catcher J.P. Arencibia was promoted to the Blue Jays on Wednesday after an outstanding showing with Triple-A Las Vegas this season.
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Purcey activated and ready to go
Left-hander David Purcey was activated from the disabled list on Wednesday, adding another arm to the Blue Jays' bullpen.
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Purcey activated and ready to go
Becoming pull hitter works for McDonald
Over the past two years, Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston and hitting coach Dwayne Murphy have worked with John McDonald on learning how to pull the ball more consistently.
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