Toronto Blue Jays Delay Yesavage's Start for Arm Protection

On March 17th, here's the latest surrounding the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Toronto Blue Jays have high hopes for pitcher Tre Yesavage,

but they made the lay his start in the 2026 season to protect his arm.

Pitch and coach Pete Walker explained that the team kept Yesavage's

off-season workload light on purpose.

This has him a step behind in spring training right now.

Walker believes it will help him perform better as the season goes on.

The Jays built serious depth in their rotation this winter

by adding Dylan Cees, Cody Ponds, and Max Scherzer.

They join Kevin Galsman, Jose Boreos, and Shane Bieber for a stacked group of starters.

Yesavage brings limited big league time with just 14 innings outside the playoffs.

Still, the team sees him as a future standout who can dominate when ready.

By easing him in, Toronto aims to keep him healthy for a strong finish

and another deep playoff push.

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