Blue Jays' Crawford day to day with back spasm

Lefty Evan Crawford, who left Friday's game in the eighth with two on and one out, is likely unavailable for Saturday's tilt against the Mets and is considered day to day after experiencing a lower back spasm.
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Blue Jays ready brooms behind righty Alvarez

The Blue Jays will call on right-hander Henderson Alvarez to square off with the Mets' Dillon Gee at Rogers Centre on Sunday, when Toronto can sweep its Interleague visitors.
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Vlad debuts at extended spring camp

Vladimir Guerrero, who the Blue Jays inked to a Minor League deal May 10, appeared in his first games Friday at extended spring camp in Dunedin, Fla.
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Arencibia in No. 5 slot for second straight game

Thursday marked the first time this season that J.P. Arencibia hit above No. 7 in the batting order when he hit out of the five-hole against the Yankees. It's a place he might want to start getting used to.
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Blue Jays clout five homers, blow out Mets

The Blue Jays scored a season high in runs courtesy of five homers, including two apiece from J.P. Arencibia and Rajai Davis, to power their way past the Mets, 14-5, at Rogers Centre on Friday night in the first of three Interleague games with New York.
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Morrow seeks return to win column against Mets

Earning a spot in the Mets' rotation after a strong performance in his previous start, Miguel Batista will try to recreate some of that magic when he opposes Brandon Morrow and the Blue Jays, his former team, on Saturday afternoon at Rogers Centre.
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Bautista heating up after slow start to year

Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista looks to be putting his slow start behind him, which can only mean good things for his ballclub, as manager John Farrell sees it.
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Farrell would make a few Interleague changes

Blue Jays manager John Farrell enjoys Interleague Play, but wouldn't mind seeing a new wrinkle added to it.
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Toronto's Norris does mind extended hours

That easily could have been the case for Blue Jays lefty prospect Daniel Norris. A second-round Draft pick a year ago who received an over-slot deal to sign, it woulnd't surprise anyone had Norris been unhappy about not going to full-season Lansing to start the year.
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Romero out to rebound in opener against Mets

The Mets have been without several of their everyday players all season due to various injuries. The Blue Jays are about to understand the feeling, spending at least one weekend without their everyday corner infielders.
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