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Blue Jays, Athletics warm up with insults
The Associated Press
TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays and Oakland Athletics took a day off from the American League playoffs yesterday and spent it trading insults.
Oakland worked out under the closed roof of the SkyDome while Toronto Manager Cito Gaston chose to let his players rest.
"It's sort of like rubbing salt in the wound," he said of Oakland's behavior. "I believe that you play hard and try to win with grace. I am glad I'm not a pitcher because you would see a lot of heads ducking. There might be some messages I'd send up there. The staring and the long walks around the bases may be their style of game. I just don't like it. Showboating doesn't mean anything to me."
Toronto third baseman Kelly Gruber accused Oakland of "show-boating" during its victories in the first two games of the series.
Talking about Dave Parker's slow home-run trot in Game 2, Gruber said: "I don't particularly care for that. But when I makes me want to get some vengeance."
In Game 3 tonight, Toronto's Jimmy Key, 13-14, pitches against Storm Davis, 19-17. Key is known for liking to pitch inside, and Gaston said it shouldn't be misinterpreted by Oakland.
"I don't think a workout is good if you are exhausted," Gaston said.
"You don't work on what you are supposed to. I think a day off is good."
Toronto catcher Ernie Whitth started the verbal war on Wednesday when he said he was angry that Rickey Henderson didn't slide while stealing second base in the seventh inning of Oakland's 6-3 victory. Whitth said Henderson tried to show up Toronto. Henderson he didn't slide because there wasn't a throw.
"They have some big guys and if they get their arms extended, they're going to hurt you," he said. "In baseball, if you don't pitch inside, you get beat up."
Oakland Manager Tony La Russa took exception to Whitt's comments.
"If he's taking it personal and he's embarrassed, he's a fool," La Russa was quoted as saying in a Toronto newspaper.
"When you get to the postseason, there is a lot of emotion on both sides," La Russa said. "You celebrate. If I thought some of my people overdid it, I would be one of the first people to say, 'Keep it down.' I saw the Blue Jays celebrate a lot the last two months. Hey, you get happy when you do something good. Now that we got something going good, I don't like some of the comments that make it sound like we're showing people up. We're excited that we're doing good, just as they would be."
Gaston said Whit will still be the catcher, despite Oakland's having stolen 10 bases in the first two games, seven by Henderson. He also said he didn't think Henderson had done anything wrong.
Gruber, attending the off-day news
conference, backed up Whitt and attacked Oakland anew.
"I've been watching Rickey for eight years and he's always been that way," Gaston said. "I guess a lot of people don't like some of the things he does, but that's the way he plays."
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