Today's POTD deals with the second last home game of the 2011 season for the Blue Jays September 21.

Former Jay Vernon Wells on JaysVision during lineup introductions.

Today's POTD looks back at the Surrey, B.C. native's best day as a hitter in the majors.
 
Adam Loewen on the Jays right field scoreboard during lineup introductions at the Dome September 11.

Today's POTD looks at a Bauxite fan favourite and a couple of former Jays with St. Louis earlier this season.

Royals reliever Tim Collins shown on Crown Vision prior to his entrance to the mound against Oakland May 8.

In the final installment of our minor league POTD for this week we will look at some hitters who have been playing well.

Yesterday we looked at a couple of left handed pitchers, today it's the righties.

Tomorrow we will consider some hitters.

With Henderson Alvarez being called up to start this week, here is a preview of what you will see on Friday.

Now that the short-season minor leagues have passed their halfway mark I thought I should remind you, through photographs, of what these kids look like.  These pictures are from spring training in Dunedin.  Today I will focus on a couple of left handed pitchers.  Tomorrow it's three right handers and on Wednesday some hitters.

Today's POTD provides a home and away look at the new center fielder for the Jays with his former club.

Colby Rasmus heads to the Cardinals dugout prior to a game against the Blue Jays June 24, 2010.  Adam Wainwright is in the background.

Today's POTD salutes the return of Roy Halladay to Toronto, even if it was in the wrong uniform.  ;D

Roy Halladay heads to the outfield during Phillies batting practice on Canada Day.

Today's POTD looks at the two Jays who were designated for assignment over the Canada Day weekend - Juan Rivera and Jayson Nix.



Jayson Nix on JaysVision after his first plate appearance at the Dome April 2.  The second one produced a home run against Francisco Liriano that lifted Kyle Drabek and the Jays to a 6-1 victory over Minnesota April 2.  He went 1-for-2 with two walks and had a .500/.750/2.000 batting line after the game.