Trey Yesavage: Jays' Young Star's Road to World Series

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The Toronto Blue Jays are pushing for back-to-back American league East Crowns and young right-hander

Trey Yasavage could make all the difference.

At just 22 years old, he shot up four minor league levels last year before debuting in

September, one of the quickest climbs in team history.

His big league start was strong, with the 3.21 earned run average across three outings

and 16 strikeouts in 14 innings.

That performance built real trust with the manager heading into the postseason.

Yasavage played a key role in getting the Jays to their first world series in over 30

years.

He even set a record there as the youngest pitcher to fan double digits in a game.

After that intense workload, the team is easing him back this spring.

He is not expected to be at full strength by opening day in a couple of weeks.

On Monday, he tossed two innings on 35 pitches in a minor league match-up, showing solid

progress.

Next up, he plans for three innings, targeting four or five by season start, to help the

bullpen early.

With rookie of the year eligibility intact, he is locked on the 40-man roster.

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