Trey Yesavage's Injury: Blue Jays' Rotation Juggle

Here's more Toronto Blue Jays news for March 19th.

Trey Yessevage had one of the most exciting rises for the Toronto Blue Jays last year.

The 22-year-old Wright-Hander, a first-round pick in 2024, shot through the miners and

debuted in the majors in September of 2025.

In three regular season starts, he win 1 in 0 with a 3.21 earned run average and 16 strike

outs.

His postseason run took things to another level.

Yessevage posted a 3-in-1 record with a 3.58 earned run average and 39 strike outs over

six appearances.

He even struck out 12 in one World Series game, helping push the Blue Jays all the way there

before they fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Coming into 2026, everyone expected him to anchor the rotation after logging nearly

140 innings across all levels.

The team took it slow in spring training, keeping his outing short and focusing on controlled

work to build him up right.

Now a new report says he'll start the season on the injured list with a right shoulder

impingement.

He showed up to camp feeling it, but got better, though he just ran out of time to be fully

ready by opening day.

This is a tough blow for Toronto, as they chase another deep run after last year's World

Series trip.

The Blue Jays open at home against the athletics on March 27th and only to juggle the rotation

while getting Yessevage healthy.

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