I was listening to the Met broadcast on Saturday and Ralph Kiner had a few good lines. Pagan lost a ball in the sun which he tried to shade with his bare hand. After Kiner explained the proper way to shade the sun and play that ball (a lost art on many of today's players) the other announcers asked when it is appropriate to score such a ball a hit and not an error. Kiner answered: "In little league." The other announcers got a good laugh. The play had been scored a double.
Except for Wells, Overbay and Hill the Toronto lineup is terrible. If you let the other 6 hit from a batting tee, they couldn't get on base. It's not much of a test for Lester.
Large power hitters like Ortiz normally experience decreased production in their 30's. That's natural-- not a symptom of Roid use. What is not natural is increased power production in a player's 30's.