The last time that John Farrell took his Boston Red Sox to Toronto, Blue Jays fans booed him non-stop. The Jays and their fans have other things to worry about now, with the team off to a 9-17 start. The Blue Jays aren't buried yet, but as 3 to Watch points out, they could be soon. ...more

B.J. Upton led the Rays last year with 28 home runs. Now he's gone, and the only player on the roster who has ever hit 28 homers in a big-league season is Evan Longoria. Will the Rays have enough power? They think so, and Upton says "they'll be fine." ...more

Before James Shields was traded from the Rays to the Royals, the Tigers also tried to get him. Their offer, which included outfielder Avisail Garcia and other prospects, fell short of what the Rays were able to get from the Royals. ...more