NEW YORK -- Blue Jays manager John Gibbons and left-hander Mark
Buehrle were both ejected for arguing a disputed call on a fly
ball hit to Rajai Davis during the fifth inning of Thursday
afternoon's game against the Yankees.  The play in question came
with the bases loaded and one out. Former Blue Jays outfielder
Vernon Wells hit a sinking line drive to center field that Davis
charged and made a sliding attempt to grab.  Replays would later
show that Davis did come up with the ball, but first-base umpire
Scott Barry said the veteran trapped it and did not make a clean
catch. Gibbons came out to argue when the play eventually came
to an end and got tossed, his fifth ejection of the season,
while Buehrle soon joined him after being thrown out for arguing
from the dugout.  "I thought he caught it and [the replays]
proved that he did catch it," Gibbons said. "He ruled it a trap,
we should have at least been out of the inning. The run would
have scored anyways because [Eduardo Nunez] tagged up but we
should have b