Matthew Leach  Fielding just one thing going wrong for Blue Jays
Early-season injuries, poor execution contributing to Toronto's
woes  Fielding just one thing going wrong for Blue Jays   What
looked, on paper, like quite a good defensive team has been the
opposite so far in 2013. Thanks in part to a string of injuries
that left key players either unavailable or out of position, and
in part to simply not getting the job done, Toronto has
struggled to record outs so far this season.  It's only one part
of why a ballyhooed team stands at 8-12 with the AL's third-
worst run differential. But make no mistake, despite all the
attention on the Jays' starting pitching and lineup, it is a
part.  "The basics of baseball are that you've got to execute,
whether it's routine plays or whatever fundamental it might be,"
manager John Gibbons said Monday.  The numbers are stark and
unkind. Entering Monday's games, the Jays ranked 26th out of 30
Major League teams in defensive efficiency and park-adjusted
defensive efficiency