Jays want Gus to pick it up
Memories of spring, nearly 3,000 kilometres laterMarch 13
Toronto Sun: "The Blue Jays have a message for Gustavo Chacin -- hurry up. Chacin, the lone left-hander in the Jays' rotation, is far from being the quickest worker on the mound and both manager John Gibbons and pitching coach Brad Arnsberg would like him to pick up the pace. "
Competition for final three spots in Jays' rotation still openMarch 13
Toronto Sun: "The worst day: Sitting in the scouts section behind home plate before a game at Bright House Field in Clearwater, Fla. Scouts were verbally jabbing each other. Comedy Central with sun tan lotion."
Zaun's plate is fullMarch 13
Globe and Mail: "Through 12 Grapefruit League games the Jays have played — they lost their sixth consecutive spring outing, losing 3-0 to the Reds Monday — none of the candidates for the final three openings in the rotation has done anything to be dropped from the race."
Gibbons' lineup looks to be setMarch 13
Toronto Star: "While everyone else is in the back having lunch, there's a small window of opportunity for Gregg Zaun to get organized."
March 13
Toronto Sun: "There are 19 days remaining in spring training, but as far as manager John Gibbons is concerned, the ballots have been counted. Although the final makeup of the bullpen and starting rotation has some question marks, there are none when it comes to who will be on the bench in a backup role. "