Toronto Blue Jays: Full House

It wasn't exactly the 9,000 that I anticipated, but you could practically hear a pin dropat the Rogers Centre earlier this afternoon. There were times when I was talking to myfriend and I was afraid that I was going to be "shushed" because it was so damn quiet. Luckily there was a healthy afternoon crowd of 11,461 on hand to watch Brett Cecil's final start of the season. As I had hoped, Cecil put in a good performance and hurled six strong innings to pick up his seventh win of the season.When I quickly glanced at the starting lineup, I knew it was going to be a weird afternoon because Joe Inglett was in the leadoff spot and Travis Snider was bumped up to the number two slot. Aside from that, the lineup looked pretty typical following a night game. For the most part it was a game of small ball with just the two solo home runs, one courtesy of Jose Bautista which The Bautista Appreciation Society very much appreciated. So Jeremy Accardo made his highly anticipated fi...