Blue Jays and Bautista felt bash-ful throughout 2010
Jays GM Anthopoulos talks about Marcum, Lawrie trade
Gaston loved his time in all aspects of baseball
Gillick on being elected to the Hall of Fame
Bautista receives the 2010 Hank Aaron Award for AL
John Farrell named 12th manager in Blue Jays' history
TOR@MIN: Gaston takes field for last time as manager
The Blue Jays honor manager Cito Gaston
NYY@TOR: Snider sets new franchise record for homers
BAL@TOR: Overbay ends the game with a walk-off homer
SEA@TOR: Bautista belts home run No. 50
TOR@BOS: Bautista hits 48th homer, sets Jays record
TOR@BAL: Drabek fans five in six solid frames
TOR@BAL: Bautista ties Bell with his 47th home run
TB@TOR: Lind hands the Blue Jays the walk-off victory
TOR@TB: Blue Jays score 10 in the sixth
NYY@TOR: Bautista belts a go-ahead shot in the eighth
TOR@BOS: Overbay collects four hits and seven RBIs
TOR@OAK: Marcum tosses a one-hitter against the A's
8/14/10: Romero signed to a five-year extension
TB@TOR: Morrow fans 17 and flirts with a no-hitter
TB@TOR: Arencibia goes 4-for-5 with two homers
TB@TOR: Toronto erupts for eight homers against Tampa
BAL@TOR: Bautista belts his second homer of the game
2010 HRD: Wells crushes two homers in the first round
Wells, Bautista and Buck named AL All-Stars
6/25/10: Doc delivers against former team
Blue Jays GM discusses Encarnacion move
SF@TOR: McDonald belts a two-run tater
TOR@SD: There was 5.7 earthquake in the eighth inning
2010 Draft: Toronto tabs RHP McGuire 11th overall
TOR@ARI: Encarnacion hits three solo homers
TEX@TOR: Romero scatters five hits with 12 strikeouts
Beeston on why the Jays will be playing in Philly
TOR@CLE: Cecil strikes out 10 in eight innings
OAK@TOR: Buck collects three homers and five RBIs
CWS@TOR: Romero fans 12 in eight innings
TOR@TEX: Wells launches a two-run shot in the first
Gaston has Blue Jays working on fundamentals
Blue Jays reflect on Halladay moving on
Despite trading Roy Halladay to the Phillies before the start of the 2010 season, the Jays finished with an impressive 85-77 record behind Jose Bautista's 54 homers and strong performances by their young pitching staff, sending manager Cito Gaston into retirement on a high note.
