looked set to be heading to the Wigan Warriors when the Huddersfield Giants aan Hall then collected Danny McGuires

SAN FRANCISCO -- Toronto shortstop Jose Reyes is eager to get to extended spring training soon and start playing in games to test his sprained left ankle. On the 60-day disabled list with an injury that is expected to take three months to heal, Reyes is doing more each day with the hopes of beginning a rehab assignment in a couple of weeks. Manager John Gibbons believes that timeline is feasible as long as Reyes continues progressing the way he has been lately. "Its coming along. Some stuff is a little bit shaky still," Reyes said Tuesday. "No setbacks. The ankles getting stronger every day. Its not that far away." He now has a brace he plans to wear for the remainder of his career to stabilize the troublesome ankle. He doesnt believe it will affect his speed on the basepaths or ability to move in the field. "Im still going to have my stuff. Im very confident in myself that Im going to come back stronger," he said. "I feel that if Im not 100 per cent, but if I feel like I can help this club at 85-90 per cent, Im going to be on the field." Reyes has been swinging the bat for about a week and worked on cutting Tuesday at AT&T Park. He said he still must be successful running the bases on back-to-back days and going side to side to field groundballs and turn double plays before he ready to begin games. "Probably in a couple of weeks I would think," Gibbons said of Reyes beginning a rehab assignment. "Hes moving around now, hes doing all the agility stuff. Hes moving good, but theres still a little limp in there. You can notice it a little bit. We want to make sure hes good and ready." Reyes was injured sliding into second base in an April 12 game at Kansas City. Each day, he evaluates how he is feeling and how much to push himself while listening to the plan in place from the training staff. Reyes, who turns 30 on June 11, is further along in his recovery than he expected. "Quicker than I thought, its not even two months," he said. "It was a bad ankle sprain." Acquired from Miami in a 12-player trade last November, the four-time All-Star is batting .395 with one home run and five RBIs. He hopes to be able to help the Blue Jays immediately once back later in the summer. "Reyes is one of the premier players in the league. You could see in the first couple of weeks he was doing everything," Gibbons said. "It wasnt easy (to lose him). Weve adjusted since hes been gone and those other guys have done a solid job, but we still look forward to getting him back, thats for sure." Also Tuesday, an MRI on injured pitcher Ramon Ortizs right elbow showed no significant damage. The 40-year-old Ortiz, 1-2 with a 6.04 ERA, left Sundays game in tears in San Diego after straining his pitching elbow and went on the disabled list. "Its a fragile business," Gibbons said. "Youve got to be healthy to play it." The Blue Jays are cheering for Ortiz to get back on a mound and, eventually, finish his career on his own terms -- rather than being forced out by an injury. "Pretty good news, no tear from what they saw yet. Theres still swelling in there," Gibbons said. "Once the swellings out theyll re-examine it and see where hes at. Great news. It shocked me, quick healer. Hes still in a lot of pain. Hes been around a long time and hes been healthy. Hes never experienced anything like this as far as I know. Hopefully its something that he can heal from." Cheap Air Max 97 Australia . Louis Blues absence from top spot in the TSN. Air Max 97 Australia Release . 8 Iowa State on Saturday, sending the Cyclones to their third consecutive loss. 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Sergio Aguero scored a dramatic winner for Manchester City against QPR The title dream began to unravel though as Wayne Rooney put Sir Alex Fergusons side in front at the Stadium of Light and relegation-threatened QPR led 2-1 going into injury time.However, as some City fans - resigned to another heart-breaking episode - left the Etihad Stadium, Edin Dzeko gave the Blues hope before Sergio Aguero snatched the title from Uniteds grasp with a 95th-minute winner that sent the blue half of Manchester, and Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler, into pandemonium.Brazilian Grand Prix - November 2, 2008Needing only a fifth-place finish to become the youngest F1 world champion in history, the odds were firmly stacked in the then-McLaren driver Lewis Hamiltons favour. 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The 2015 Super League Leaders Shield looked set to be heading to the Wigan Warriors when the Huddersfield Giants and Leeds Rhinos entered the final 10 seconds of their season-ending fixture level at 16-16.However, Leeds Ryan Hall then collected Danny McGuires last-gasp kick over the Huddersfield defence and sprinted away for a try that won the match and snatched the trophy from Wigan on scoring difference.Final round, US Open - June 21, 2015 Dustin Johnson three-putted on the 18th green to hand Jordan Spieth victory at the U.S. Open Dustin Johnson suffered another near-miss in a major, as a final-hole error handed Masters champion Jordan Spieth a dramatic victory at Chambers Bay.Johnson had fought back in to contention after dropping three shots in four holes during his final round, capitalising on a double-bogey from Spieth at the 17th with a birdie of his own to leave the pair all-square heading to the last.Needing to match Spieths birdie at the 18th to force a play-off, Johnson found the par-five green in two and had a 12-foot putt for victory, but three putted for par to finish one short. 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