Arencibia named AL Player of the Week

After smacking four home runs and driving in 10 runs, Blue Jays catcher J.P. Arencibia has been named the American League Player of the Week, Major League Baseball announced on Monday.
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Blue Jays to monitor Francisco's hamstring

Ben Francisco hurt himself diving for a ball in the second inning off the bat of Mike Baxter, and left Sunday's 6-5 loss in the sixth inning after feeling tightness in his left hamstring.
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Drabek goes for win No. 4 in tilt with Rays

The Rays will send Jeremy Hellickson to the hill for the opener of a three-game set with Toronto on Monday at Tropicana Field. The Blue Jays will counter with Kyle Drabek.
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Farrell discusses Blue Jays' plan for Lind

Blue Jays manager John Farrell would not comment on a report by CBSsports.com, which emerged Saturday night, that Adam Lind was placed on outright waivers.
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Gomes making Blue Jays consider options

Sunday will mark just the fourth time Yan Gomes has played a Major League game, but he's already caught the attention of Blue Jays manager John Farrell.
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Alvarez stumbles out of gate in Toronto loss

The Blue Jays could not complete the sweep on Sunday, as the Mets roughed up Henderson Alvarez early and an eighth-inning rally fell short in a 6-5 loss at Rogers Centre.
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Wrist issues lingering for Blue Jays' Snider

Travis Snider, who spent time on the disabled list in late April and early May with a right wrist ailment, is still experiencing pain.
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Rasmus inserted into Blue Jays' lineup for finale

Colby Rasmus is back in Toronto's starting lineup for Sunday's series finale against the Mets after Rajai Davis started in his place the last two games.
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Rasmus on Blue Jays' bench in favor of Davis

Colby Rasmus is out for Saturday's match against the Mets, marking the second consecutive game that he did not start.
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Morrow's shutout has Blue Jays flying high

Brandon Morrow dominated the Mets, tossing a shutout, while the offense picked him up in the fifth to propel the Blue Jays to a 2-0 win over the Mets on Saturday at Rogers Centre.
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