Neither Toronto nor Atlanta had won an interleague game this season prior to last night, and in the late innings both teams looked eager to go to 0 – 7.

If the four-run third didn't do it for me, it was the following sequence when Francisco Rosario had two outs: walk, wild pitch, walk, HBP. It only led to one run, but still...frustration indeed. I knew there was a reason I hated interleague play.

Lots of homers and lots of of relievers is enough to beat the O's.

Roy Halladay nips a losing streak in the bud and gives the bullpen a night off with a 104-pitch complete game gem.

Casey Janssen must be getting sick of the sight of Kris Benson, I'm feeling the same way.

Just another maddening start from Mr. Lilly.

Hey, how about those Blue Jays! Just when you were all ready to give up...

Janssen gets his revenge on Benson

Daniel Cabrera and his humpless curve are too much for the Jays.

Who schedules a game for 7:15 on a Saturday night? Do they expect me to watch it?

Wonders are many and nothing is more wonderful than man, with the possible exception of the 2006 Detroit Tigers.

I apologize profusely to the shade of old Sophocles for the preceding. I feel shame.

Fun game, that. It was quickly approaching July 1, 2004 status when Eric Hinske got kneed in the head (the White Sox like doing that to the Jays, I guess) but it ended very soon after that play at second...

15 ground balls, 3 fly balls. 7 strikeouts. Classic Roy Halladay.

The Jays seem to have avoided the Coors Hangover effect.