Baseball REPORTER 

jblair@globeandmail. 

Ask Randy Ruiz which celebrity he most resembles and he'll tell you Muhammad Ali. 

--SS Derek Jeter went 3-for-3 and put himself in prime position to thrill Yankees fans at Yankee Stadium this week with a hallowed record. 

Just in case the Yankees' growing lead over Boston in the AL East and the Angels in the race for home-field advantage increased their cap sizes too much, New York found a way to make sure it stayed humble. 

--OF/1B Nick Swisher continued his uncanny trend of bucking the season-long one going on at Yankee Stadium. 

The question with theBlueJays' young pitching staff is whether or not they are ready to pitch in the big leagues next season. 

On a day of miscues and muffed plays, one scary moment stood out. 

Derek Jeter is poised to become the all-time hits leader for the New York Yankees. 

The Yankees have provided plenty of drama in winning their last three games on walk-off hits -- the first time since 1972 the Yankees have enjoyed such a streak. 

--2B Robinson Cano wasn't in the starting lineup for the first time this season Sunday but entered as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning of the Yankees' 3-2 win over the Twins. 

--RHP Chien-Ming Wang could soon rejoin the Yankees. 

Despite a slow start, the Tribe will be reluctant to deal Victor Martinez. 

NEW YORK -- It's like a Broadway show, what the Yankees have going here this weekend: Sell pricey tickets to a beautiful theater, provide a compelling plot with a few memorable scenes, then throw in a big finish so the customers go home happy. 

The Minnesota Twins have had virtually no luck at beating the New York Yankees in the Bronx over the past few seasons.