Not even Cliff Lee could stop Cleveland's slide. 

Adam Lind 

When a team has to endure almost four hours to complete a rain-delayed Baseball game, a victory makes the wait worthwhile. 

CLEVELAND _ It would be hard to find seven hours, five minutes of electrifying entertainment to match the Indians' home opener Friday afternoon and night at Progressive Field. 

Opening Day in Cleveland was almost a washout as a light mist at game time grew into a pesty downpour that forced a record rain delay of theBlueJays-Indians tilt at Progressive Field. 

The Blue Jays have question marks in the back end of their rotation and are concerned about closer B. 

Right-hander Brandon League has learned the difference between winning and winning ugly. 

--Given that the Jays have won just three times in their past 17 games in Cleveland, you'd think that it would be the least favorite place for manager Cito Gaston to visit. 

The Cleveland Indians waited through nearly four hours of rain to resume their soggy home opener. 

In one start, Cliff Lee has already amassed numbers he didn't reach until the eighth outing of his 2008 AL Cy Young Award season. 

Yankees 11, Orioles 2 

On Tuesday, March 24, John Brattain of Springbrook, Ont. 

Baseball REPORTER 

Baseball REPORTER 

Ten minutes after yesterday's 6-2, series-clinching win over the Detroit Tigers, T-Pain's "Buy You A Drank" boomed over the stereo system in theBlueJays locker room as players packed for their trip to Cleveland.