Luis Valbuena manning second base for the Cleveland Indians against the Detroit Tigers at Progressive Energy Field August 2, 2009.
Luis Valbuena manning second base for the Cleveland Indians against the Detroit Tigers at Progressive Energy Field August 2, 2009.

Blue Jays arbitration-eligibles Kelly Johnson, Frank Francisco, Jon Rauch, Jose Molina and Shawn Camp are joined by a curious mascot.
And the manager gives me a smile.
'Cause he knows that it's me they've been coming to see
To forget about the Leafs for awhile.;D
As pointed out by Bauxite PeteMoss in this thread, the Blue Jays have re-claimed catcher Brian Jeroloman on waivers. That comes after he was claimed by the Pittsburgh Pirates five days ago. The Pirates designated Jeroloman for assignment after they signed free agent infielder Clint Barmes.
Brian Jeroloman signs an autograph for a fan in New Hampshire in 2009.
Edit: Kelly Johnson to be modified type A - Jays get pick before team that signs him (if the Jays don't).
Brandon Morrow working his mojo at the Dome to the tune of eight shutout innings and his 10th victory of the season.
Per friend of Batter's Box Jamey Newberg, "As long as Nathan is healthy, Neftali Feliz is your newest Texas Rangers starting pitcher."
Nathan had been rumored to both the Tigers and Twins, but ESPN DFW has the story here.

Greg Halman was rated the Mariners top prospect by Baseball America in 2009.

The new logos for the Dunedin Blue Jays of the Florida State League.
Update @ 11:10am - The Bluefield Blue Jays have done likewise.

The primary logo for the Bluefield Blue Jays of the Appalachian League. The National Post's John Lott has a photo of Dunedin's and Bluefield's new designs.

Blue Jays mascot Ace wears the team's new uniform and ball cap. He may have also been bidding adieu to catcher Brian Jeroloman, claimed on waivers by Pittsburgh Friday.


The new "Logo For Life" and new uniforms for your Toronto Blue Jays in 2012. Two thumbs up!!
Update @ 3:15pm: New images added!
Two of Major League Baseball's proudest, most tradition-laden teams made big announcements this morning ...
For the ex-Brooklyn Dodgers, Clayton Kershaw won the team's 10th Cy Young Award, joining a list of names including the likes of Koufax (three times), Drysdale, Valenzuela and Hershiser, not to mention two closers, in Mike Marshall and Eric Gagne. Kershaw, frighteningly just 23, finished well ahead of runner-up old friend Roy Halladay. Like Justin Verlander Tuesday, Kershaw's Cy comes in the wake of his winning his league's 2011 Pitcher's Triple Crown.
In other news, the long-suffering Cubs named a new manager today for the 2012 season, opting for Milwaukee hitting coach Dale Sveum after Texas pitching coach Mike Maddux withdrew his candidacy. Sveum was a third-base coach for the Red Sox when new Cubbies GM Theo Epstein held that same post in Boston.
So, today's QOTD .... Were these the "right" choices for the NL and for the Cubs? If not, who shouldawouldacoulda?