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Despite losing ace Roy Halladay to injury, the Toronto Blue Jays managed to at least temporarily put the New York Yankees' party plans on hold.

Bengie Molina homered to start a three-run rally in the fourth inning of a 3-2 victory that kept the Bronx Bombers from clinching their ninth straight American League East championship.

The Yankees (92-60) gathered in the clubhouse afterwards to watch the Boston-Minnesota game. A Red Sox loss would hand them the division title and send them to the playoffs for the 12th straight year.

While the Blue Jays (80-72) prevented a celebration from happening on their home-field and matched their win total from 2005 before a crowd of 33,029, the bigger concern was for Halladay, who left the game with a right forearm strain in the fourth inning.

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