Yesavage's Rehab Start: Toronto's Ace Boost?

On April 15th, the Buffalo Biscons, Toronto's Triple A crew took a 6-3 loss to the Rochester

Red Wings on Wednesday.

But heads turned to Rady Trey Yessevage in his third rehab start, building back from

shoulder inflammation that sidelined him all spring.

He logged four innings and one out, allowing three earned runs on seven hits, one walk,

and five strikeouts over 71 pitches with 42.

Four strikes, gave up a homer to top nationals prospect Dylan Cruz, but showed solid command

overall.

This 22-year-old first-round pick, from 2024, exploded through the minors last year,

debuting late in the Biggs with a 1-0.

Record and three starts, then clutch playoff wins including a 12 strikeout gem in the

World Series that helped Toronto go deep.

The Jays might slide him right back into the rotation once he recovers from this heavier

workload, likely at Patrick Corbin's expense.

Still their top farmhand despite the buzz, a delayed start keeps him fresh for what they

hope is another October push, even at 7-9 early.

Tonight they host the Brewers in Game 2, Dylan sees 0-0 with a 2-45 ERA facing Chad

Patrick, 1-0 at 0.

73 Yessevage's bounce back would decide if Toronto's staff gets that ace boost soon.

That's the story for today.

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I'm Corey with The Story.