Now that the New York Yankees have signed Randy Winn, it's clear that Johnny Damon is no longer in the team's plans, and that Damon is going to have to play somewhere else in 2010. Though he may not have to leave the AL East to do so. While the Tampa Bay Rays have shown some interest in Damon, along with the Oakland Athletics, it seems that the Toronto Blue Jays have kicked around the idea of signing Damon as well.Toronto is in need of a left-fielder and a lead-off hitter, and those are two roles that Damon can fill. So it's not surprising to hear general manager Alex Anthopoulos admit that the Jays have thought about bringing the veteran free agent north of the border during the team's State of the Franchise event on Thursday night.
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Following any blockbuster trade, questions about the lesser known names involved in the deal are inevitable. There were several talented prospects swapped between the 
Monday was one of those Hot Stove season days that make you forget all of the other ones when we are sitting around and pondering the significance of 
Not content to rest on their laurels after winning the NL pennant for the second straight year, the 
INDIANAPOLIS -- The 
INDIANAPOLIS -- Wednesday afternoon at the annual Winter Meetings, the eight managers who had not yet given an interview session took the podium to field questions for a half-hour from in-house media. Eighteen others had already been there on the previous two days -- we posted about these sessions for both Monday and Tuesday -- and Joe Girardi, Joe Torre, Ron Gardenhire and Charlie Manuel were not present.
