Blue Jays are promoting right-handed Trey YesAvage According to reports from Shi Davidi and Sportsnet’s Ben Nicholson-Smith, to the Grand Slam. Yesavage is expected to be active on the MLB roster for the Rays match against Tampa on Monday.
Yesavage, 22, was ranked 20th in Toronto’s last year’s draft. Of most draft prospect assessment services at the time, he won the top 100 prospects considerations in the past offseason, and his three strikeout rate was 2.03 ERA despite his 40.4% strikeout rate of 40.4% in 15 starts. Yesavage started his season from the singles level and promoted three times throughout the year. He only started four games for the Vancouver Gundam A before advancing to Double-A, despite hitting 4.50 ERA with 38.0% 3-point shooting percentage in 30 innings, enough to convince Blue Jays Brass to promote him to Triple-A last month.
Since then, he has reached 3.63 ERA in 17 1/3 innings while beating 36.1% of his opponents. It’s an impressive number, and the Blue Jays decided to start scratching Yesavage from Buffalo tomorrow and call him to the professional, although it shouldn’t be considered yes, which is completely flawless. The youngster has gone 10.5% of his opponents this year, including 15.3% of his opponents from Triple-A. Those struggles with his command are usually made up for by something impressive to him, who worked with the splitter and slider at a speed of 94-95.
While the Blue Jays still work hard, the Yankees (who only sat three games in Toronto at Al East), they will be more or less relieved at this point. The club has a veteran rotation Kevin Gausman,,,,, Max Shezer,,,,, Shane Bieber,,,,, Chris Bassittand Jose Berrios Just like things. Yesavage is unlikely to bump into anyone in the group from the playoff rotation. At least the final weeks of the season, Jays can start using YesAvage on the spot to help them with an ideal playoff rotation for potential wildcard series, but Jays made a real shot on BYE through wildcard rounds and will likely benefit from Yesavage what Yesavage can do in the Cowboys.
Toronto’s bullpen has been marking in recent weeks. near Jeff Hoffman ERA is close to 5.00, deadline acquisition Louis Varland Despite its success in Minnesota earlier this year, it has not made a good entry into Canada. As the late situation looks like a major question mark for the season’s playoffs, trying to pull Yesavage out of the bullpen to see if he can use his impressive stuff to dominate the short bursts could lead Jayce to lean on the rescue team on October rescue teams with good experimentation.
Given the league’s rules suggest that if those people aren’t in the 40-man squad, those who may not be in the club’s playoff squad, then all the talks about October could be confusing September 1. Yes, these criteria are met, and Jayce has many players that can be considered as replacements, e.g. Yimi Garcia.
Yesavage’s September call means he’ll get at least a little bit of Major League Baseball service this year, but we’re already out of the dangers of his potential to lose his rookie qualification for the 2026 campaign. Toronto will need to create space in a 40-man lineup to officially allocate YesAvage to the Grand Slam if someone is assigned to the allocation on Monday.
