MINNEAPOLIS — Blue Jays manager John Schneider was thrown a curveball Wednesday when his pre-game media availability was interrupted by a countrywide test of the emergency alert system. Schneider was two minutes into his session with reporters at Target Field when loud alarm noises sounded on cellphones throughout the interview…Read More
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