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Cito Gaston has been around baseball to know that some wins are sweeter than others. Through no fault of his Toronto Blue Jays, Saturday's victory over the Detroit Tigers left more of a sour taste than usual.

During the game, Tigers outfielder Magglio Ordonez fractured his right ankle on a slide into home plate and is expected to miss 6-8 weeks.

The Toronto Blue Jays are tough to figure out, sometimes the look like a team on paper that should be far better than they are, and then sometimes they look like a team that is far behind their division mates like the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, and Tampa Bay Rays.

In April of the past year, the Jays looked like a team that could compete for the American League Wild Card, and then the lost 70 of their final 118 games, and got their General Manager fired.

There are rumors that the team does not like their old school manager Cito Gaston, and of course their are the attendance issues.

Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay has left his start against Florida after apparently injuring his groin. Halladay grimaced after throwing his second pitch in the third inning Friday night.

Catcher Rod Barajas went to the mound, then motioned to the dugout, calling manager Cito Gaston and trainer George Poulis to join him.