Yesavage's Rehab Start: Good Health, Mixed Results

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Trey Yessivage's latest rehab start brought good news on health but rough stats.

The Blue Jays prospect tossed 4.1 innings in Tribal A, giving up three runs on seven

hits including two homers.

He struck out five, but got tagged early with a 389 opponents batting average.

Best part, no shoulder setback after Wednesday's outing.

This marks his second straight subpar rehab game numbers.

Earlier this month in single A to needin, he dominated his first start allowing just a

solo homer.

The second one soured quick with four runs before exiting the third inning.

Today he leaked three in the first two frames, then locked it down better.

Toronto's rotation is battered bad.

Cody Ponce is done for the season.

Shane Beaver and Jose Barrios are sideline too.

Desperation hit peak when they inked Patrick Corbin straight to the majors off one minor

league tune up.

Starters said 27th in ERA at 5.08, third fewest innings logged.

Word from insiders like Mitch Bannon says, the Jays drop next steps this week.

Yessivage nailed his pitch count and with his big lead taste last year, 14 innings, five

runs, 16 strikeouts, he's primed despite the count.

Limits.

Cody vibes strong for his full debut push.

Dylan Sees and Kevin Galsman carry the load solid, but reinforcements like him could

flip the script.

Keep eyes peeled as Toronto claws back in the race.