Bautista puts Jays on his back in come-from-behind win over Rays

Rasmus hits a 465-foot HR

Colby Rasmus hit a 465-foot home run off Alex Cobb in the fifth inning Tuesday. It was the third-longest home run of his career and seventh-longest homer in MLB this season. Rasmus and Mike Napoli are the only two players with multiple home runs of at least 465 feet this season, with all four of their homers of this distance coming at Rogers Centre.

Braves' O'Flaherty has torn ligament in elbow

Braves general manager Frank Wren said Saturday left-hander Eric O'Flaherty has a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow.

Cameron: Why the Blue Jays have struggled

Dave Cameron writes that the Blue Jays -- the preseason favorites to win the AL East -- have struggled because of their inability to score runs. Beyond poor strikeout rates and batting averages, Toronto's offensive woes can be attributed to bad luck.

MLB- Another long HR at Rogers Centre

Colby Rasmus' second inning home run in Toronto went 440 feet. There have been 16 home runs to go 440 or more feet this season; seven of those have come at Rogers Centre.

Rogers Centre Provides the Power

Colby Rasmus hit a 468-foot home run at Rogers Centre on Saturday, the longest home run of the season. Three of the four longest home runs this season have come in Toronto, and five of the eight home runs that have gone over 440 feet have come at Rogers Centre.

Rasmus hits long home run

Blue Jays OF Colby Rasmus hit the longest home run thus far of the 2013 MLB season, a 468-foot blast Saturday off Red Sox reliever Alfredo Aceves that hit off the facing of the 3rd deck at Rogers Centre. The speed off Rasmus' bat was 113.1 miles per hour. This is the 2nd-longest home run of Rasmus' career. He hit a 480-foot homer against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium on June 27, 2010, when he was a member of the Cardinals.

Cockcroft: Ten players to pass on

Tristan H. Cockcroft lays out the case against 10 players whom he's likely to pass on in drafts and auctions this season, starting with the season's biggest free-agent bat, Josh Hamilton.