Greg Walker didn't really know how to react to the latest vote of confidence coming from the mouth of his manager on Friday night. 

--LF Carlos Quentin left Toronto Sunday evening, going back to Chicago so he could get further treatment on his injured left foot Monday afternoon. 

--OF Brian Anderson was expected to rejoin the team Toronto at some point during the four-game trip, but that talk has all but been silenced, as bench coach/acting manager Joey Cora said that the latest conversation he heard involved the injured outfielde 

TheBlueJays had another great day yesterday, downing the Chicago White Sox 8-2 behind another gem from ace Roy Halladay, three homers from their league-leading offence and an assortment of fine plays from a defence that has been overshadowed somewhat in a 

Despite a slow start, the Tribe will be reluctant to deal Victor Martinez. 

Shortly before he met with the media yesterday after a clutch 2-1 win over the Chicago White Sox,BlueJays manager Cito Gaston visited the lounge area of the clubhouse to perform a duty every manager enjoys. 

With their season nearly one-quarter over, the Toronto Blue Jays' surprising run isn't losing any steam. 

White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin left the team following Sunday's game against the Blue Jays and returned to Chicago for treatment on his left foot. 

Even without his best stuff, Roy Halladay still had more than enough to beat the Chicago White Sox. 

The Chicago White Sox knew it wasn't going to be easy to make a 1-0 lead stand up against the AL East-leading Blue Jays. 

Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay has dominated opponents as he continues to get ahead in the count. 

White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin has been scratched from the lineup for Chicago's game against the Blue Jays with the sore left heel that kept him from starting two games this week. 

Rookie Brett Cecil was called up to the majors to serve as an emergency stopgap in theTorontoBlueJays rotation, but he and the other fill-ins on the starting staff won't be pushed out of jobs as long as they continue to pitch well. 

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