TORONTO - Here at Rogers Centre, "Want it All'' is the Blue Jays' postseason slogan.

For the Yankees on Sunday afternoon, the unofficial rallying cry should simply be "Need a Win'' in AL Division Series Game 2, so they can have a chance to clinch this best-of-five series in the Bronx.

Because if it goes to a decisive Game 5, they'd return to Toronto needing a collective pitching performance - with a lot of bullpen help - to carry them to the AL Championship Series.

Max Fried draws the Game 2 start, a comfort for the Yankees who'll be facing a true wild card in right-hander Trey Yesavage, 22, making just his fourth big-league start.

"A little bit of unfamiliarity, I think, with this team is a good thing,'' Toronto manager John Schneider said of his rookie facing the Yanks for the first

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