Before the Toronto Blue Jays, nineteen different teams passed on pitcher Trey Yesavage last year. They might be questioning their scouts as to why. He started in “A” ball this year.
He set a franchise record for most strikeouts in the postseason with 11 and it only took him a few innings to do so. Manager John Schneider was booed by fans when he decided to go to the bullpen even though Yesavage was working on a no-hitter with 78 pitches thrown.
A night the Yesavage family will NEVER forget 🥹 pic.twitter.com/yY2e9yEerL
— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) October 6, 2025
The Blue Jays now have the New York Yankees on the brink of elimination after Sunday’s 13-7 win.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. slugged the team’s first-ever postseason grand slam. Daulton Varsho, George Springer and Ernie Clement each slugged homers.
Shane Bieber gets the start for the Jays in game 3 Tuesday night in the Bronx.
