Globe and Mail: Media mogul Ted Rogers dies
baseballthinkfactory.org 12/2/2008 — Ted Rogers spent his life defying expectations. He feared he would die by the time he was 38, the age when his father was felled by a brain aneurysm, leaving a six-year-old son with the pristine image of a heroic dad. Driven by this memory, young Ted managed to live almost twice as long as his ...

Jays owner Rogers dead at 75
mlb.mlb.com 12/2/2008 — The winter took a somber turn for the Blue Jays on Tuesday, with news coming that Ted Rogers, the founder of Rogers Communications Inc. and team owner, passed away overnight at his home in Toronto. He was 75.

Ted Rogers Passes Away
battersbox.ca 12/2/2008 — Jays owner Ted Rogers died at his home last night.  He was 75. From The Globe : "He was this country's version of Steve Jobs, a technology entrepreneurwho was down but never out, who unabashedly loved gadgetry, who had ahuge, resilient ego, who ...

Canadian sports entrepreneur, cable mogul Ted Rogers dies
usatoday.com 12/2/2008 — Ted Rogers, creator of Canada's largest cable-television and mobile-phone company and owner of Toronto's Major League Baseball ...

Ted Rogers, mogul who lured Bills to Toronto, dies : Home: The Buffalo News
buffalonews.com 12/2/2008 — Ted Rogers, the Toronto media mogul who was instrumental in bringing the Buffalo Bills to Toronto for eight games over five years, died early today -- just five days before the Bills' first regular-season game in the Rogers Centre. Rogers, 75, who had ...

Toronto Blue Jays Prospect Discussion
minorleagueball.com 12/5/2008 — I'm hard at work on the Cincinnati Reds now. The next team is the Toronto Blue Jays, so use this thread to discuss their organization. I just finished off some magazine obligations and am focused on the book for the rest of the month, so expect ...

Decline in revenue leads to Blue Jays' staff cut
sportingnews.com 12/3/2008 — For The Associated PressTORONTO (AP) -- Rogers Communications, owner of the Toronto Blue Jays, a...

Baseball - Blue Jays for sale?
winnipegsun.com 12/12/2008 — LAS VEGAS -- The Blue Jays came, saw, did not conquer and departed. They were almost as stagnant as the blue water outside the Bellagio as the four-day winter meetings concluded yesterday. "One and one might add up to 11 here, but you have to admit ...

MLB: Blue Jays make addition
network.nationalpost.com 12/9/2008 — The Toronto Blue Jays made an addition on the second day of baseball’s winter meetings on Tuesday, though likely not one that will excite the team’s fans. Former big league pitcher Roy Smith is joining the Blue Jays as a professional scout. The ...

Blue Jays for sale?
torontosun.com 12/12/2008 — The Blue Jays came, saw, did not conquer and departed.

Farewell To a Canadian Icon — Bleacher Report - MLB 12/2/2008
Today, Canada mourns the loss of a great man in Ted Rogers, the Owner of the Toronto Blue Jays.  My thoughts and prayers go out to Loretta, his children, and all the other family and friends who will truly miss this man.   Back in 2000, ...

Economic downturn to lead to Blue Jays staff cuts — ESPN.com - MLB 12/3/2008
Rogers Communications, owner of the Blue Jays, announced plans to lay off an unspecified number of employees in its media division, with about a third of those losses coming from the baseball team's sales staff.

Blue Jays' ownership to cut staff (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 12/3/2008
Rogers Communications, owner of the Toronto Blue Jays, announced plans Tuesday to lay off an unspecified number of employees in its media division, with about a third of those losses coming from the baseball team's sales staff. A team employee ...

Decline in revenue leads to Blue Jays' staff cut — Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com 12/3/2008
TORONTO - Rogers Communications, owner of the Toronto Blue Jays, announced plans Tuesday to lay off an unspecified number of employees in its media division, with about a...

Burnett hopes dwindling for Blue Jays — Major League Baseball News 12/4/2008
The chances of the Blue Jays re-signing A.J. Burnett appear to decrease with each passing day. So much so, in fact, that the club no longer expects the free-agent pitcher to head back to Toronto for an encore.