Baltimore Orioles pitcher Ryan leaves the field during American League game against the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis. Baltimore Orioles pitcher B.J. Ryan (52) leaves the field after giving up the game-winning hit to Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones in the bottom of the ninth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis July 19, 2005. Minnesota won 4-3. REUTERS/Eric Miller 

Minnesota Twins Matthew LeCroy (R) and Mike Redmond (L) celebrate with Jacque Jones (C, obscured) and teammates after Jones hit a single to bring in the game-winning run during the ninth inning of their American League game against the Baltimore Orioles at the Metrodome in Minneapolis July 19, 2005. Minnesota won 4-3. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/DH 

Twins Ryan congratulated by team after winning run against Orioles during American League game in Minneapolis. Minnesota Twins Luis Rodriguez (38) runs from the dugout to congratulate teammate Michael Ryan (L) after Ryan scored the game-winning run from third on a hit by Twins Jacque Jones during the ninth inning of the Twins' American League game against the Baltimore Orioles at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, July 19, 2005. Minnesota won 4-3. REUTERS/Eric Miller 

Los Angel Angels of Anaheim starting pitcher John Lackey throws against Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones during the sixth inning of their American League baseball game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis July 17, 2005. Lackey threw seven complete innings and gave up one run on five hits. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/NL 

Minnesota Twins Lew Ford races the throw as he slides in to home plate to score on a go-ahead 2RBI single hit by Juan Castro in the sixth inning off Los Angeles Angels pitcher John Lackey, which also scored Jacque Jones, in Anaheim, California, July 4, 2005. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson LN/JK 

Minnesota Twins Lew Ford slides in to home plate to score on a go-ahead 2RBI single hit by Juan Castro in the sixth inning in California. Minnesota Twins Lew Ford (R) slides in to home plate to score on a go-ahead 2RBI single hit by Juan Castro in the sixth inning off Los Angeles Angels pitcher John Lackey, which also scored Jacque Jones, in Anaheim, California, July 4, 2005. Los Angeles Angels catcher Bengie Molina (L) is also pictured. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 

Minnesota Twins Juan Castro hits a go-ahead 2RBI single to right field to score Jacque Jones and Lew Ford in the sixth inning in California. Minnesota Twins Juan Castro hits a go-ahead 2RBI single to right field to score Jacque Jones and Lew Ford in the sixth inning off Los Angeles Angels pitcher John Lackey in Anaheim, California, July 4, 2005. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson 

Jacque Jones of the Minnesota Twins (R) is congratulated by teammates Lew Ford (2nd L), Torii Hunter (obscured) and Terry Tiffee (2nd R) at home plate after he hit a three-run home run off New York Yankees starting pitcher Chien-Ming Yang, during the fourth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, June 4, 2005. Yankees catcher John Flaherty is at left. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins shortstop Juan Castro (R) stretches to force out New York Yankees runner Alex Rodriguez at second base, during the fifth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, June 4, 2005. Rodriguez did not initially advance from first base on an apparent flyout hit by teammate Tino Martinez, that was dropped by Twins right fielder Jacque Jones. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones is congratulated by teammates Matthew LeCroy (L), Luis Rodriguez (38), Mike Redmond (55) and Juan Castro (R) after hitting a game-winning single off Cleveland Indians pitcher Rafael Betancourt during the thirteenth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, June 2, 2005. Minnesota won 4-3. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/HK 

Jacque Jones (L) of the Minnesota Twins is tagged out by Cleveland Indians relief pitcher Bob Howry after being caught between second and third in a run-down in the ninth inning at Jacobs Field in Cleveland, Ohio, May 25, 2005. REUTERS/Ron Kuntz RK/SV 

Jacque Jones of the Minnesota Twins has a few words with home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt after he was ejected about a called third strike in the sixth inning of game at Jacobs Field in Cleveland, Ohio, May 24, 2005. REUTERS/Ron Kuntz RK/HK 

Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Junior Spivey (37) tries to climb off Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones after Jones stole second base during the second inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, May 20, 2005. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/HK 

Milwaukee Brewers Jeff Cirillo (L) waits for an off target throw as Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones (R) slides safely into third after tagging up on a flyout by teammate Lew Ford during the second inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, May 20, 2005. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/HK 

Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones (11) questions a called third strike with home plate umpire Jeff Nelson (45) during the eighth inning of the Twins' American League game against the Kansas City Royals at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, April 20, 2005. Minnesota won 5-4. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins Shannon Stewart (R) is congratulated by teammates Matthew LeCroy (L), Mike Redmond (2nd L), Jacque Jones (11) and Michael Cuddyer after hitting a game-winning single against Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Troy Percival during the ninth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, April 12, 2005. Twins Lew Ford scored the winning run. Minnesota won 5-4. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins players including Torii Hunter (R), Lew Ford (RC) and Jacque Jones (LC) get a laugh from third base coach Al Newman (on ground) during spring training practice in Ft. Myers, Florida, February 23, 2005. REUTERS/Gregory Shamus GS/HB 

Minnesota Twins' center fielder Torii Hunter (L) and outfielder Jacque Jones talk while stretching during spring training practice in Ft. Myers, Florida, February 23, 2005. REUTERS/Gregory Shamus GS/HB 

South African batsman Jacques Kallis drives a delivery watched by England wicket keeper Geraint Jones during his 49 run innings in the fifth One Day International (ODI) at Buffalo Park, East London February 9, 2005. England won the toss and put the hosts in to bat in the day night match. REUTERS/Howard Burditt HB/ACM 

South African batsman Jacques Kallis (C) sweeps a delivery watched by England wicket keeper Geraint Jones (R) during his 71 run innings in the the fourth One Day International (ODI) at Newlands, in Cape Town, South Africa February 6, 2005. REUTERS/Howard Burditt HB/AA 

Native drummer Johnny Jones beats out a welcoming song as Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, attends a ceremony announcing the construction of a native cultural center to be part of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Rogge has spent the last two days visiting the sites for the future games. REUTERS/ Andy Clark AC 

South Africa's Jacques Rudolph leaves the wicket as England's Matthew Hoggard is congratulated by team mates. South Africa's Jacques Rudolph (C) leaves the wicket as England's Matthew Hoggard (L) is congratulated by team mates Geraint Jones, Marcus Trescothick and Robert Key (R) on the final day of the fourth test match in Johannesburg, January 17, 2005. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings 

South Africa's Jacques Rudolph leaves the wicket as England's Matthew Hoggard is congratulated by team mates. South Africa's Jacques Rudolph (2R) leaves the wicket as England's Matthew Hoggard (L) is congratulated by team mates Geraint Jones and Marcus Trescothick (R) on the final day of the fourth test match in Johannesburg, January 17, 2005. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings 

South Africa batsman Boeta Dippenaar (R) drives a delivery while batting partmer Jacques Kallis takes evasive action watched by England wicket keeper Geraint Jones (L) on day three of the third Test at Newlands in Cape Town January 4, 2005. REUTERS/Howard Burditt HB/GB 

England bowler Simon Jones celebrates during the third Test against South Africa at Newlands, Cape Town. England bowler Simon Jones celebrates his dismissal of South Africa batsman Jacques Rudolph for 23 runs on day three of the third Test at Newlands in Cape Town, South Africa January 4, 2005. South Africa were at 109 runs for 3 wickets in their second innings at tea with an overall lead over England of 387 runs. REUTERS/Howard Burditt 

England bowler Simon Jones celebrates the wicket of South Africa's Jacques Rudolph during the third Test at Newlands. England bowler Simon Jones (R) celebrates the wicket of South African batsman Jacques Rudolph (L) caught Geraint Jones for 26 runs on day one of the third Test at Newlands in Cape Town, South Africa January 2, 2005. REUTERS/Howard Burditt 

South African batsman Jacques Kallis makes a run during his century against England during the second Test at Kingsmead inDurban. South African batsman Jacques Kallis makes a run off England bowler Simon Jones (R) during his century on day two of the second Test at Kingsmead in Durban, December 27, 2004. South Africa were on 233 runs for seven wickets at tea following England's 139 runs all out first innings. REUTERS/Howard Burditt 

England bowler Simon Jones celebrates with team mates the wicket of South Africa's Jacques Kallis at St. George's Park in Port Elizabeth. England bowler Simon Jones (C) celebrates with team mates Marcus Trescothic (R) and Geraint Jones (L) the wicket of South African batsman Jacques Kallis for 61 runs on day four of the first test at St George's Park in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, December 20, 2004. South Africa resumed their overnight 99 runs for 2 wickets in their second innings after England were all out for 425 runs following the hosts 337 run first innings. REUTERS/Howard Burditt 

South Africa batsman Jacques Rudolph drives a delivery to boundary during the first test match against England in Port Elizabeth. South Africa batsman Jacques Rudolph drives a delivery to the boundary watched by England wicket keeper Geraint Jones (L) at St George's Park in Port Elizabeth December 17, 2004. Rudolph was undefeated on 84 runs at tea on day one of the first test match, with South Africa on 164 runs for 3 wickets. REUTERS/Howard Burditt 

Jacque Jones of the Minnesota Twins watches his solo home run off New York Yankees pitcher Kevin Brown during the first inning in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, October 8, 2004. REUTERS/Eric Miller njb/GN 

Minnesota Twins' Jacques Jones (R) points skyward after hitting a solo home run in the sixth inning during Game 1 of their American League Division Series against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in New York on October 5, 2004. Teammate Tori Hunter (L) waited to greet Jones. REUTERS/Mike Segar PM 

Minnesota Twins Jacques Jones points skyward after hitting a solo home run in the sixth inning during Game 1 of their American League Division Series against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in New York on October 5, 2004. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton PM 

A New York Yankees fan sits in the stands wearing a 'chef ' hat with the letters "MVP" on it as Minnesota Twins batter Jacque Jones warms up in the on-deck circle during the first game of a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium in New York, September 29, 2004. The hat refers to Yankees outfielder Gary Sheffield. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine RFS 

Minnesota Twins' Jacque Jones (R) celebrates with teammate Luis Rivas (L) as Chicago White Sox catcher Jamie Burke looks on after Jones hit a two-run home run, during the fifth inning in Chicago, September 22, 2004. Rivas also scored on the play. REUTERS/John Gress JG 

Minnesota Twins' Jacque Jones watches his two-run home run off of Chicago White Sox pitcher Jason Grilli during the fifth inning in Chicago, September 22, 2004. Luis Rivas also scored on the play. REUTERS/John Gress REUTERS JG/SV 

Minnesota Twins Batter Jacque Jones (R) celebrates with teammate Luis Rivas as Chicago White Sox catcher Jamie Burke (C) looks on after Jones hit a two-run home run off of pitcher Jason Grilli, scoring Rivas during the fifth inning of their game in Chicago, September 22, 2004. REUTERS/John Gress JG 

Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones (11) is congratulated at home plate by teammates as he scores after Twins Torii Hunter hit a three-run homerun off Rangers reliever Carlos Alamanzer during the eleventh inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, August 31, 2004. Minnesota won 8-5. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins right fielder Jacque Jones (11) is unable to barehand a bouncing flyball by Texas Rangers Alfonso Soriano during the second inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, August 31, 2004. Rangers Mark Teixeira scored from second base on the play. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/JDP 

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez (L) dives to touch third base to force out Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones (11) after fielding a grounder by Twins Justin Morneau during the sixth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, August 19, 2004. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

New York Yankees batter Hideki Matsui grimaces after flying out to Minnesota Twins right fielder Jacque Jones with the bases loaded during the eighth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, August 17, 2004. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Oakland Athletics second baseman Mark McLemore forces out Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones and throws to first to complete a double play during the fourth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, August 9, 2004. Twins batter Henry Blanco was out at first base. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins' Jacque Jones celebrates hitting a solo home run to left center off Boston Red Sox pitcher Alan Embree in the eighth inning in Minneapolis, Minnesota July 31, 2004. REUTERS/Craig Lassig CL/JDP/SV 

Minnesota Twins star Jacque Jones (L) is greeted by teammates at Camden Yards in Baltimore after hitting a solo home run off Baltimore Orioles pitcher John Maine, in the fourth inning of their game, July 23, 2004. The home run was the 16th of the season for Jones. REUTERS/Joe Giza JG/GN 

Minnesota Twins star Jacque Jones circles the bases after hitting a solo home run off Baltimore Orioles pitcher John Maine, in the fourth inning of their game at Camden Yards in Baltimore, July 23, 2004. The home run was the 16th of the season for Jones. REUTERS/Joe Giza JG 

Detroit Tigers left fielder Rondell White can't quite reach a home run hit by Jacque Jones of the Minnesota Twins in the second inning of their game in Detroit, July 20, 2004. Minnesota defeated Detroit 5-4 in the 10th inning for the win.. REUTERS/Rebecca Cook RC/GN 

Chicago White Sox second baseman Juan Uribe (L) forces out Jacques Jones of the Minnesota Twins at second before throwing to first, to complete a double play, to end the second inning of their American League game at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, July 1, 2004. Twins batter Matthew LeCroy was out at first. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/GN 

Minnesota Twins' right fielder Jacque Jones robs Boston Red Sox batter Trot Nixon of a home run as Jones catches the ball while slamming into the right field wall in the fourth inning of their American League game at Fenway Park in Boston, June 22, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Bourg JRB/HB 

Minnesota Twins hitter Jacque Jones (11) is greeted at home plate by teammates Corey Koskie (C) and Torii Hunter (48) after hitting a three-run home run off Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Wes Obermueller in the sixth inning at Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin June 19, 2004. Koskie and Hunter were driven in on the play. REUTERS/Allen Fredrickson AF 

Minnesota Twins Luis Rivas (L) is congratulated by teammate Jacque Jones (11) after scoring the game-winning run on a hit by teammate Michael Ryan against New York Mets pitcher Ricky Bottalico during the fifteenth inning of their Interleague game at the Metrodome, June 10, 2004. Minnesota won 3-2 and swept the three-game series against the Mets. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins Michael Ryan (12) is hugged by teammate Jacque Jones after hitting the game-winning RBI against New York Mets pitcher Ricky Bottalico during the fifteenth inning of their Interleague game at the Metrodome, June 10, 2004. The Twins Luis Rivas scored on the hit. Minnesota won 3-2 and swept the three-game series against the Mets. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins right fielder Jacque Jones makes a leaping catch of a fly ball hit by Chicago White Sox' Frank Thomas during the eighth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome, in Minneapolis, May 22, 2004. Minnesota won 9-1. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Minnesota Twins Jacques Jones (R) celebrates his two-run home run with team mates Torii Hunter (48) and Lew Ford during ninth inning American league play in Toronto, May 17, 2004. The Twins defeated the Blue Jays 9-5. REUTERS/Andrew Wallace ANW 

Anaheim Angels relief pitcher Troy Percival (40) celebrates with catcher Jose Molina after striking out Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones to end their American League game at the Metrodome, May 1, 2004. Anaheim won 1-0. Molina scored the winning run and Percival got the save. REUTERS/Eric Miller REUTERS EM 

Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones (L) is congratulated by third base coach Al Newman (R) as he heads for home plate after hitting a game-winning, three-run home run off Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Justin Speier during the ninth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome, April 27, 2004. Minnesota won 7-4. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM 

Toronto Blue Jays' starting pitcher Miguel Batista celebrates as Blue Jays center fielder Vernon Wells catches a deep fly ball by Minnesota Twins Jacque Jones to end the sixth inning of their American League game at the Metrodome, April 27, 2004. REUTERS/Eric Miller EM/HB 

File photo of Ottawa Senators' coach Jacques Martin who was fired by the team April 22, 2004. Martin is seen at a news conference in Ottawa, in this file image from May 11, 2003. The Senators were knocked out of the playoffs on April 20, losing their best-of-seven series against the Toronto Maple Leafs four games to three. REUTERS/Peter Jones PJ/GAC 

Minnesota Twins' third base coach Al Newman (L) congratulates Jacque Jones on his two run home run in the second inning in Bradenton, Florida, April 3, 2004. The home run came off Pittsburgh Pirates' pitcher Josh Fogg as the Pirates are hosting the Twins in the Grapefruit League season final. The Pirates went on to defeat the Twins 7-4. REUTERS/Charles W. Luzier CWL/HB 

New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter throws out Minnesota Twins
Jacque Jones at first base after fielding a grounder during the seventh
inning of Game 4 of the American League Division Series against the New
York Yankees in the Metrodome in Minneapolis, October 5, 2003. New York
won the game 8-1 and took the division series, three games to one.
REUTERS/Eric Miller

EM/GAC 

New York Yankees shotstop Derek Jeter can't release the ball as
Minnesota Twins runner Doug Mientkiewicz breaks up a double play in the
sixth inning in Game 2 of their American League Division Series playoff
at Yankee Stadium in New York on October 2, 2003. Batter Jacque Jones
was safe at first. Yankees won 4-1 to even their series at 1-1.
REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine

PM 

Minnesota Twins' Torii Hunter (L) and Matthew LeCroy are congratulated
by teammates A.J. Pierzynski (2nd L) and Jacque Jones after scoring in
the sixth inning of Game 1 of the American League Division Series
playoff against the New York Yankees, at Yankee Stadium in New York,
September 30, 2003. REUTERS/Mike Segar

PM/HB