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By rss@youtube.com (andrewstwt) Cito Gaston's first win at the Rogers Centre/SkyDome after being replacing John Gibbons as Manager in August. Author: andrewstwt Keywords: Cito Gaston Rogers Centre Toronto Blue Jays SkyDome Added: September 20, 2008

Apparently after the sudden return of Cito Gaston as Blue Jays manager, Mussina figured that this league wasn't big enough for both of them. Mussina told the Yankees he would be obligated to pitch poorly out of fear of making the ...

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Sitting at this old-fashioned lunch bar, it hit me Cliff Fletcher is the Maple Leafs GM, Paul Beeston is Blue Jays president and Cito Gaston is back as manager. Bob Rae has a shot at leading us again and Evander Holyfield is fighting to ...

 United States - Nov 18, 2008 Ask Adam Loewen, who bolted from Baltimore last month after Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston called and asked him to join his favorite childhood organization. ...

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 - Nov 12, 2008 AP) TORONTO -- The way the Blue Jays performed under Cito Gaston this past season was enough to earn the manager some recognition in the balloting for the ...

New York Daily News  IN - The Blue Jays improved to 24-17 under manager Cito Gaston, who took over when John Gibbons was fired June 20. Before the game, Toronto general manager JP ... Mike Mussina gets 15th victory for Yankees Los Angeles Times

 Canada - Aug 6, 2008 Those are always nice," Toronto manager Cito Gaston said of the last at-bat heroics that allowed Toronto improve to 57-56. The offensive star was Kevin ... Indians, Blue Jays stay Under 8½ SBR Forum Tribe rides Lee's pitching to sweep Blue Jays Edmonton Sun

By Jeff Kallman The latest manager to get strapped to the chair—Toronto Blue Jays manager John Gibbons. And guess who’s coming home to succeed him, at least for the rest of the season: namely, the man who managed the Jays to the only two World Series rings in their history, Cito Gaston. Who hasn’t been seen ma...

By Daniel Rathman BREAKING UPDATE (11:27 AM): FOX Sports’ Ken Rosenthal reports that the Blue Jays will announce the firing of manager John Gibbons later today.  He is expected to be replaced by former manager Cito Gaston, who led the Jays to two World Series championships during his earlier tenure.