--Decision time is coming soon for the Jays regarding starters RHP Casey Janssen and LHP Ricky Romero, both of whom are on the disabled list. 

B. 

--3B Scott Rolen came into Tuesday's game 0-for-18 against Yankees starter A. 

When A. 

Injuries to Derek Jeter and Hideki Matsui don't seem severe enough to keep them out for long. 

Roy Halladay wasn't about to get too caught up in his showdown with A. 

Paul Beeston says he isn't being coy by refusing to predict the attendance for the three-game series between theTorontoBlueJays and New York Yankees. 

Although his arctic start won't cause the Red Sox to panic, replacing David Ortiz would be easier than you think, Ken Rosenthal says. 

TONIGHT 

And now for a quiet three days with the New York Yankees. 

--CF Vernon Wells hit safely in all five games on the Jays' 3-2 West Coast road trip, where they played the Angels and Oakland. 

--With the five runs scored in Sunday's victory, the Jays became the first team in baseball to reach 200 runs scored this year. 

Even though they sport the best record in the American League at 22-12, the Blue Jays still have a long way to go as far as proving they are a legitimate contender for postseason play. 

And now for a quiet three days with the New York Yankees. 

OAKLAND TheA's lost for the fifth time in seven games Sunday as left-hander Brett Cecil allowed just five hits in eight innings to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-0 win at the Oakland Coliseum.