Toronto Star
Send SOS: Blue Jays are sinking
By Richard Griffin
He has to know he's wrong. Instead Ricciardi remains righteously indignant against the perceived slings and arrows that he has suffered. He protests with cries of "an agenda" by certain media members who have been out to get him since he arrived.
If there were indeed an agenda, then more people would be pointing out that the Jays' record in his five-plus seasons is a less-than-mediocre 14 games under .500. Instead, he is cut more slack than Harry Rosen.
Even Doc can't stop the bleeding
By Allan Ryan
Halladay then ripped one that shattered the bat of J.D. Drew. That ball, though, had just enough mustard to plop down in front of Wells, charging in from centre.
And four pitches later, Mike Lowell ripped a three-run shot off the Toronto bullpen wall