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 Detroit Tigers outfielder Delmon Young arrested on harassment charge after scuffle
Faces hate crime harassment charge in New York after police say he attacked a group of men and yelled anti-Semitic epithets.
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 A's overcome Blue Jays rally
A ninth-inning rally wasn't enough for the Blue Jays Wednesday, as they lost 5-4 to the Oakland A's.
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 A's hammer Brandon MorrowThe Oakland A's pounded Toronto starter Brandon Morrow, beating the Jays 6-2 Tuesday night.
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 Eager Deck McGuire happy to be a Jay
Deck McGuire is glad to be joining the Jays organization after signing a deal late Monday night.
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 Griffin's baseball blog
Breaking down the reasons behind the Blue Jays' Brett Wallace / Anthony Gose trade.
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 Guillen's rant registers with Jays' BautistaWhen White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen sounded off about the linguistic barrier faced by Latin-American prospects, the Blue Jays' Jose Bautista knew he had a point.
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 A-Rocket: Yankee hits milestone 600th homer off Jays
Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez finally has his 600th home run after taking Jays' starter Shaun Marcum deep in the first inning on Wednesday.
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 Blue Jays check A-Rod, tie record in win over Yankees
New York's Alex Rodriguez remained stuck on 599 career homers and the Jays equalled an AL record by stroking six doubles in one inning during their 8-6 victory over the Yankees on Monday night.
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 Zelkovich: Less verbose Rance Mulliniks is a better analystGames easier to take now that former Blue Jay has learned to cut down on the word output.
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 Jesse Litsch's future in doubt after Jay loss
The Cito Gaston-Jesse Litsch relationship didn't get any better after Sunday's quick hook in a 5-4 loss to the Indians.
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 Contenders fill holes at baseball's trade deadline
Lance Berkman says no to the White Sox and yes to the Yankees, who also add Kerry Wood on baseball trade deadline day.
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 Jose Bautista blast powers Jays past Cleveland
The Blue Jays win their fourth in a row on the eve of baseball's trade deadline.
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 Phillies fan gets jail time for vomit assault
A fan who vomited on a spectator and his daughter at a Phillies game was sentenced to up to three months in jail and community service.
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 Jays sweep 'er by the dozen
With seven shutout innings from call-up Brad Mills, the Blue Jays make it 12 for 12 against the Orioles.
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 Griffin: Tough month ahead for Jays
August is shaping up to be a tough month for the Blue Jays, with series against the Yankees, Red Sox, Rays, Angels and Tigers.
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 Blue Jays now 11-0 vs. Orioles
Between Ricky Romero's pitching, Jose Bautista's bat and Yunel Escobar's defence, the Jays covered all the bases in an 8-2 win over the Orioles.
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 Garza's no-no the first for Rays
Matt Garza pitched the first no-hitter in Tampa Bay Rays history and the fifth in the major leagues this season, beating the Detroit Tigers 5-0.
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 Jays pound out big win over Orioles
Aaron Hill and Adam Lind lead the Jays to 9-5 win over the Orioles.
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 Griffin: Lyle Overbay and Scott Downs enhance trade valueLyle Overbay and Scott Downs figure prominently in Blue Jay trade talk, but it didn't seem to bother them on Sunday in Detroit.
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 Andre Dawson headlines Hall of Fame Class of 2010
Cubs and Expos fan favourite immortalized in Cooperstown.
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 Split decision for Blue Jays in Motor City
Blue Jays take opener of Detroit doubleheader on Lyle Overbay's homer, but drop nightcap to wrap up a 6-4 road trip.
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 Griffin: Andre Dawson a worthy choice for Hall of Fame
On Sunday, Andre Dawson will become the second player to enter the Hall of Fame at Cooperstown wearing the colours of the Montreal Expos.
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 Blue Jays game postponedWith continued thunderstorms in the forecast, the Friday night game between the Jays and the Tigers was postponed and re-scheduled as part of a day-night doubleheader on Sunday, starting at 1:05 and 6:05 p.m.
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 Shaun Marcum gets job done as Blue Jays edge Tigers
Shaun Marcum wasn't perfect, but he was good enough to lead the Toronto Blue Jays past the Detroit Tigers 3-2 Saturday.
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 Griffin: HGH testing a solid startMinor-league blood testing for human growth hormone is a good idea, says Richard Griffin.
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