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Thats a mechanical adjustment that shouldnt be very difficult to make but just being conscientious that I need to do that in this park." Dickey faced the Athletics in his second-to-last start at the O.co Coliseum. In that game he threw six innings and allowed two runs, though neither was earned. He didnt get a decision in a game the Blue Jays eventually won 5-2 in 10 innings. REYES PLAYING THROUGH PAIN Jose Reyes has started each of the Blue Jays 39 games since his return from a severely sprained left ankle. "My ankle is still bothering me a little bit," said Reyes. "Its not quite there 100 per cent yet. Thats something that maybe I can get 100 per cent in the offseason with some rest. But for right now, Im able to play like that." Reyes says his left ankle is noticeably weaker than his right ankle. Its still sore and feels, at times, stiff. He says hes most affected moving to his left for ground balls and when hes forced to leap. While Reyes initially experienced pain rounding the bases, he says thats no longer an issue. LAWRIE WORKING WITH EDDIE Much has been made of Brett Lawries friendship with veteran and team leader Mark DeRosa but when it comes to hitting the 23-year-old picks the brain of Edwin Encarnacion. "Ive turned more my book towards, in that department, Eddie," said Lawrie. "I go with Edwin Encarnacion. We look at video together. We do our thing." Lawrie could do a whole lot worse than Encarnacion. Encarnacion, whos become one of the games elite power hitters, is on pace for a second consecutive season with 40-plus home runs and a better than .900 OPS. However, success didnt immediately find him. After three productive seasons with the Reds, Encarnacion was acquired by the Blue Jays, for Scott Rolen, at the trade deadline in 2009. The next season, he was designated for assignment and outrighted to the minor leagues. In the 2010-2011 offseason, Encarnacion was lost to the Athletics on waivers but when Oakland didnt tender him a contract, the Blue Jays brought him back. It was in 2011, after he was moved from third base to designated hitter/first base, that Encarnacions numbers spiked significantly. PEREZS SEASON IS OVER Reliever Juan Perez, 34, wont pitch again in 2013 and is questionable for next season after tearing the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow in Friday nights game against Oakland. Perez requires Tommy John surgery. In 19 appearances this season, all in relief, Perez posted a 3.69 ERA and averaged 9.64 strikeouts per nine innings. Dalvin Cook Vikings Jersey . A lawmaker is hoping the buzz from California Chromes run for the Triple Crown might build support for a bill that would place the U. 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"My fastball was down in the zone and I only threw one change up through the first five innings," said Hernandez, who had a perfect game going into the sixth. "It was my defense that made the difference. I pitched to contact – there werent many strikeouts tonight – and I got great support behind me. Ray (Sadler) made a great catch at the wall and Donnie Webb made a good catch in right and that was the reason why I was able to do what I did tonight." With the win, the Goldeyes improved to 26-14 on the season and pulled four games ahead of Fargo in the race for first in the American Associations North Division. It was Winnipegs third straight win and the teams second straight victory over Fargo to open this four-game series at Shaw Park. With a big wind blowing out over the left-field wall, the Goldeyes, pounded out 14 hits, but left 12 men on base. Winnipeg scored early in the ballgame and built a 4-0 lead and then had to hold on as the wind took routine fly balls and carried them over the wall. Dalvin Cook Womens Jersey. This Fish scored a run in the second when Josh Mazzola singled and came around to score on a sacrifice fly off the bat of Reggie Abercrombie. Winnipeg added three in the third when Ryan Pineda doubled and came home on a single by Tyler Kuhn. Kuhn was the first across the plate when the next batter, Mazzola, stepped up and hit a two-run line shot over the left-field wall. After Fargo scored a run in the sixth, and then made it 4-3 on a two-run opposite-field homer by Nic Jackson in the seventh, the Goldeyes Ray Sadler led off the bottom of the seventh with a solo shot. That turned out to be winning run because Jackson hit his second opposite-field homer of the game, a solo shot off reliever Chris Kissock, in the ninth. 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