Gregg Zaun chucks a paper cup over his shoulder as he leaves the game, ejected for arguing a call at the plate during a game against Tampa Bay at the Rogers Centre:

For those of us who need a little inspiration, here's Justin Speier:

I'm on a camping trip this weekend (and by the time you read this, I'll already be gone), but I'll be listening to the games on my kickass new baseball radio. I'll let you know how it performs (and how it compares to my less-than-durable Grundig FR-200, which has been retired after less than one year), but in the meantime someone needs to be the voice of ridiculous optimism in my place.

Today's photograph: after a hard run to third base, here's Alex Rios taking a breather:

Aaron Hill left yesterday's game after making a spectacular catch. Hopefully he's a-okay, but on the off chance that Photo of the Day Mojo would help...

Yesterday and the day before we featured photographs of the coaching staff with Bauxites supplying their inner monologues; today we feature John Gibbons. What's he thinking here?

In our second day of appreciating, photographically, the coaching staff of the '05 Toronto Blue Jays, here's Ernie Whitt.

Yesterday's thread speculating on what Brad Arnsberg was saying was pretty funny; who wants to narrate what's going through Ernie's head in this shot?

No, I don't think that's what Brad Arnsberg is saying in today's photo of the day, but he could be saying it.

What else could he be saying?

He held the scary Detroit Tigers offense to one lonely run, and that earns Scott Downs photo of the day honors:

In honor of his walk-off performance last night, here's Orlando Hudson watching the trajectory of one of his hits:

Today's photograph is Frank Catalanotto peering into the dugout to read the signs. I've never paid attention to this aspect of a Jays game -- who's relaying the signs to the batter, is it Brantley? Is it Gibbons himself?

While we wait for someone to supply the answer, here's the picture: