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Blue Jays Ace Dylan Cease Replaces Painting in Manager’s Office

The replacement piece includes dozens of bright flowers and a charity-linked retail collection that adds prints, shirts and totes.

  • On Friday, Blue Jays pitcher Dylan Cease's new artwork appeared in manager John Schneider's office at Rogers Centre, replacing his previous painting displayed at the Art Gallery in Toronto last month.
  • When the original painting was removed from Schneider's office for the gallery display, a replacement print was posted featuring dozens of bright flowers surrounding multicoloured letters spelling Tom Selleck.
  • Schneider said he was initially confused by the choice, asking "why Tom Selleck?" until Cease explained the moustache inspiration came from comparisons to the actor.
  • The new artwork features a card reading "On Loan from Cease Gallery" and includes lines of text—"The painting was a gift, Todd"—from the movie Wedding Crashers.
  • Cease has maintained strong performance this season, holding a 10-5 record and 2.40 earned-run average over 27 starts. He signed a seven-year contract with the Blue Jays last winter.
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Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease replaces painting in manager’s office

TORONTO - The "Eve of Toronto" has a followup. And it's providing plenty of colour on the wall in Blue Jays manager John Schneider's office.

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Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease replaces painting in manager's office

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