TORONTO – After being tossed in consecutive games and starting a three-game suspension Tuesday night Blue Jays manager John Gibbons had every reason to be wound up. Instead, he feels a strange sense of familiarity. Tension and turmoil for Gibbons in Toronto is nothing new. Gibbons was disciplined for coming onto the field during Sunday's brawl in Texas . He had been ejected earlier in the game and was therefore already barred from the dugout and by extension the field of play. "I thought it was a little bit excessive, but what are you going to do," said Gibbons, who received a one-game suspension for the same transgression last season. "I've got enough issues to worry about." The Blue Jays dropped to 19-22 following a 12-2 lossto the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night at Rogers Centre, as the team continues to spin its wheels in the mud . There have been a few bullpen blowups, a handful of defensive miscues, and the offence doesn't look anything like the one that was the best in baseball in 2015. Gibbons has been notably hamstrung by the struggles of Drew Storen (14 IP, 8.36 ERA) and Brett Cecil (10 1/3 IP, 5.23 ERA), who were supposed to be the primary late-inning relievers...