The Jays were 9-9 in interleague play. The rest of the AL did much better.

This return to Toronto by a former starter whose name begins with C and now pitches for an NL team that wears red went a lot better for the home side than the last one did.

So this is what good starting pitching is like.

The Nationals, apparently, couldn't see no reason to put up a fight. A.J. Burnett looks like a 55 million dollar pitcher in razing Washington.

Things are a lot easier when Mr. Glavine is not starting.

You should know that I am cheering for the Mets this season. If the Blue Jays can't win it (they certainly could, and it would be my preferred outcome) - then may the crown be taken by the Amazin's. Why? Well, it's all about this veteran first baseman...

No, not that guy.

The curse of Magpie is really doing a number on the Braves.

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