Marty Brown is the new manager of the Toronto Blue Jays’ AAA affiliate in Las Vegas while Sal Fasano is taking over at AA New Hampshire.

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TORONTO – Marty Brown is the new manager at triple-A Las Vegas while Sal Fasano is taking over at double-A New Hampshire as the Toronto Blue Jays set their minor-league coaching staffs for 2011 on Tuesday.

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Manchester, N.H. – The Toronto Blue Jays, parent club of the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, today named former Major League catcher Sal Fasano as the sixth manager in Fisher Cats team history.

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The TORONTO BLUE JAYS announce the following appointments to their Minor League Field staffs for the 2011 season.

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Blue Jays look to make minor roster tweaks

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Fred McGriff is a candidate on the National Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the second year. The Class of 2011 will be announced Jan.

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As Jack Morris comes into his 12th year on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot, he has more momentum than ever in his favor.

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Bert Blyleven and Roberto Alomar must be voted in to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Their exclusions represent injustices that need to be corrected — immediately.

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Roberto Alomar is confident that he'll make it to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in the Class of 2011. The 10-time Gold Glove Award-winning second baseman barely missed the cut by eight votes on his first ballot attempt last year.

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Who will be Toronto's fifth starter? Is Brandon Morrow the team's ace?

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Blue Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos says the organization can afford to be more patient than last offseason, since his team’s needs are less pressing than they were a year ago. Here’s the latest on the Blue Jays, from MLB.com beat reporter Gregor Chisholm: Anthopoulos doesn’t know whether Scott Downs, Jason Frasor, Kevin Gregg and Miguel Olivo will accept arbitration, but he hopes to have the players …

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Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista picked up three awards from the Toronto chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Thursday. The awards capped an impressive season in which Bautista recorded a league-best 351 total bases, 92 extra-base hits and 100 walks.

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Toronto’s MLB club has many needs and GM Anthopoulos sees several ways to fill them

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Last off-season, the general manager struck early to plug holes at shortstop and catcher by signing Gonzalez, McDonald and Buck.

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TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays are unsettled at both corners of the diamond, behind the plate and in the bullpen but Alex Anthopoulos isn’t worried right now because he sees a host of ways to fill his team’s needs.

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Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista all but swept the awards annually handed down by the Toronto chapter of the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

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(Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium – Vancouver, BC) – The Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club will host its inaugural Scotiabank Vancouver Canadians Baseball Foundation Hot Stove Luncheon featuring the Toronto Blue Jays on Friday, January 21st at the Coast Coal Harbour Hotel (1180 W. Hastings Street) starting at 12:00pm.

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