Happ on track to return Wednesday for Blue Jays  Happ on track
to return Wednesday for Blue Jays  ANAHEIM -- Left-hander J.A.
Happ likely will make his return to the Blue Jays' starting
rotation on Wednesday in Seattle.  Happ made his third rehab
start for Triple-A Buffalo on Friday night and allowed three
runs over 4 2/3 innings. He threw 95 pitches, allowing six hits
and three walks while also recording six strikeouts.  The next
scheduled day for Happ to throw would be Wednesday and that
lines up perfectly with when the Blue Jays need another starter.
The outing normally would have gone to right-hander Todd
Redmond, but he was optioned to the Minors after a disappointing
start Friday against the Angels.  "It will probably be Happ,"
Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said. "He's solid, he's healthy.
He threw a lot of pitches [Friday night], but that's what he
does."  Happ hasn't pitched in the Major Leagues since he was
struck on the head by a line drive off the bat of Tampa Bay's
Desmond Jennings in early May.