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.

How about that? The second Saturday game in a row that I didn't see.

More or less, anyway. What do we know at this point? Let's have a look around the majors.

"He's a strike-throwing machine," John Gibbons said. "He's so far ahead of where he ought to be."

As if I get the Rogers preview channel...

You can not sweep the series when you lose the first game, and you can not win the first game if you do not hit. And when you do not hit, there will be Frustration. And Irritation.

Is this TDIB? Is it a report on the Jays and A's? You're asking me?

The real big news yesterday comes from the Bronx...

A maddening ex-Jay defeats a maddening current Jay, Dave Bush has it going on, a couple of statistical notes on Your Fighting Jays, and much more! Okay, that's about it. But read anyway!

The Fighting Jays win a wild and crazy one at Fenway as B.J Ryan outduels Papelbon in the ninth.

The Blue Jays can’t deliver the big blow and end up blown out by the Baltimores.