Everything you need to know about the only Major League Baseball team in Canada. Father's Day special: Q+A with Tony Rasmus Tony Rasmus was among the 13 fathers of Blue Jays players to make the trip to Toronto on Sunday afternoon. He spoke with the media prior to Toronto's 6-2 victory over Philadelphia and this is what he had to say about Colby's resurgence at the plate, his overall state of mind and last year's controversy in St. Louis: Knowing where Colby was last year ... must be pretty gratifying seeing him happy here "You know what I'll tell you this, I told somebody else today: I hadn't watched a baseball game in two years that he's played in St. Louis, because when I watched him I feel like I was watching a funeral procession. It just wasn't fun anymore. And it was painful to watch and I didn't think he was playing to his capabilities much of the time. "I've watched every game this year, just to show you that's the kind of difference a year's made in his life as far as baseball goes -- to watch him smile, I watched him out there do a couple of out [makes hand gesture] things. I'm like, 'Wow, look at that: It looks like it's fun again.' And you see the last month or so he's kind of picked it up and played a lot better. So it's been super for us. "As a family, unfortunately, our lives revolved around