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TORONTO -- Brett Lawrie has apologized to the Blue Jays after an angry dugout exchange with manager John Gibbons. Lawrie was fired up after teammate Adam Lind was held by third base coach Luis Rivera on Lawries fly ball during the ninth inning of Sundays 6-5 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. When he returned to the dugout, Lawrie and Gibbons yelled at each other as Jose Bautista stepped in to talk down the third baseman from Langley, B.C. The argument became a moot point shortly after when Munenori Kawasaki hit a two-run double to win the game for Toronto. Lawrie declined to speak to media before Mondays game against the Atlanta Braves, but he addressed his teammates privately. Gibbons said hed spoken to Lawrie and considered the matter settled. "Its over with. We dealt with it. Weve just moved on," said Gibbons. Bautista also tried to downplay the exchange, and repeated he believed Lawrie had been confused by what was happening on the field. "Everyone noticed his reaction was not the best," said Bautista. "But I talked to him and I understood that he got confused a little bit. Caught up in the moment, thats it. Its in the past. It got addressed. Shouldnt be any problem moving forward." Lind, not known for his speed, said hed already made his mind up to stop at third. "Thank God I didnt go, Id probably have been out." "I know (Lawrie) wants the RBI," added Lind. "He wants to drive in runs to help his team win ballgames. Sometimes the smart thing to do is be conservative, especially when youre behind." Lawrie, who is batting .199 with five homers and 14 RBI in 36 games, is known for his fiery temper and all-out style of play that has sometimes gotten him into trouble since making his major-league debut with the Blue Jays in 2011. "His intensity is what makes him good. So I dont think that he should not play with intensity or dial it down," said Bautista. The Blue Jays announced that Lawrie was day-to-day with a leg injury after stealing second base in the sixth inning of Mondays game against the Atlanta Braves. Mark DeRosa pinch ran for Lawrie after the third baseman advanced to third on Emilio Bonifacios ground out. It was an eventful series for Lawrie. The 23-year-old was also ejected from Fridays game following a strikeout when he dumped his helmet and tossed his batting gloves in a manner that umpire Dan Bellino took offence to. Gibbons was also ejected for coming to Lawries defence. On Monday, Gibbons reiterated he didnt think his argument with Lawrie was a big deal. "I like Brett. Im glad we have him," said Gibbons. "I think hes going to be a good player, a real good player for a lot of years. It just blew up on him yesterday but its over with as far as Im concerned." 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Des Hasler is happy with how Canterbury are building toward the finals ahead of what he expects to be a State of Origin-style clash against Brisbane at Suncorp Stadium on Thursday.The Bulldogs face both last seasons grand finalists, Brisbane then North Queensland, back-to-back in matches that will significantly shape their premiership prospects.Many have questioned the Dogs status as title contenders as theyve quietly slipped into the top four, especially in the wake of their 36-0 hammering by the Cowboys in Townsville a month ago.But they can clinch a top-four finish with wins in two of their last three games and coach Hasler is confident they can get them.Greg Eastwood returns from a hamstring injury to further boost the Dogs for their clash with Brisbane.We are just about back to full strength and we are starting to go ok, Hasler said.Over the last month we havent managed our time with the ball well enough and we need to get better with possession.But we are still managing to score enough points.Apart from thhe Cowboys game, which was a bit of an anomaly for us, I think we have come up with some decent performances.dddddddddddd But we still have three weeks to go.Hasler said he was happy for critics to take potshots at the Bulldogs about winning ugly and inconsistent performances.It doesnt really matter. That is what is so good about his game. People can say what they want and we just get on with what we do, he said.People are going to comment and we will just get on with it. It is what happens on the field that matters.The Bulldogs have won seven of their last eight games and after a midseason slump the Broncos have at last found some form with back-to-back wins.We are expecting a State of Origin type atmosphere, it should be a great game, Hasler said.I think they will get 50,000 there and those sort of environments tend to bring the best out of players and we are looking forward to it. ' ' '