Earlier today Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com reported that the
Toronto Blue Jays have inked 49-year-old pitcher Jamie Moyer to
a minor league deal.   That the Jays are actively pursuing and
acquiring pitching depth comes as a surprise to no one given the
rash of injuries plaguing the team's starting rotation. Brandon
Morrow, Drew Hutchison and Kyle Drabek already populate the
disabled list, and may soon be joined Henderson Alvarez, who
exited Monday night's game in Boston with arm soreness.  After
beginning the season in Colorado where he became the oldest
pitcher in MLB history to record a win, Moyer was released and
then picked up by the Baltimore Orioles organization with whom
he made three Triple-A starts.   Moyer's 2012 major league line
is less than stellar (2-5, 5.70 ERA), though he was able to
maintain a sub-2.00 ERA with the Orioles' Triple-A affiliate.
Despite the positive impression made with the Orioles, Moyer's
route back to the MLB was never very clear and he was granted
the opportunity to look els