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The Blue Jays have changed their mind about their rotation. 

--In Thursday night's loss to New York, one of the turning points came in the seventh inning when with the game tied 2-2, one out and runners on the corners, John McDonald struck out. 

The Blue Jays have changed their mind about their rotation. 

--In Thursday night's loss to New York, one of the turning points came in the seventh inning when with the game tied 2-2, one out and runners on the corners, John McDonald struck out. 

Rookie Brett Cecil was called up to the majors to serve as an emergency stopgap in theTorontoBlueJays rotation, but he and the other fill-ins on the starting staff won't be pushed out of jobs as long as they continue to pitch well. 

The Chicago White Sox have had difficultly scoring this season and at Toronto in recent years. 

Stuck in an offensive slump, the Chicago White Sox plan to shake things up with a new-look lineup and even a new, albeit temporary, manager this weekend. 

Hard to tell who was the main attraction Thursday in the Rogers Centre. 

Baseball REPORTER 

For Brian Tallet, the defining moment wasn't the home run that Hideki Matsui smacked in the eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie. 

JAYS-Yankees: Boxscore, S9 

Hours before Tuesday's series opener against the New York Yankees,BlueJays left-hander Brett Cecil sat in the dugout next to a team employee who had papers for him to sign. 

--RHP Casey Janssen, who is rehabbing from a shoulder problem suffered in spring training, will make a fifth rehab start Sunday at Class AA New Hampshire. 

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