Shi Davidi

Blue Jays' depth being pushed to limit with Springer placed on IL

Shi Davidi

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Boasting an extensive national and global journalism career, Shi Davidi joined Sportsnet in 2011 as a MLB Insider and columnist for sportsnet.ca. As one of Sportsnet’s leading baseball insiders, Davidi brings fans the latest news from the Toronto Blue Jays clubhouse and from around the major leagues.

Blue Jays' Scherzer ready to be 'more aggressive' after MRI confirms tendinitis

Max Scherzer is always thinking ahead so, knowing that he came out of his last start with right forearm tendinitis, he approaches after Saturday’s batting practice, points to a large bruise covering the area and proclaims, “that’s nothing.”

Springer joins growing list of Blue Jays injuries in loss to Twins

Blue Jays notebook: Springer's Game 7 home run still impacting organization

George Springer’s Game 7 home run turned into a lasting memory not just for the fans, who were treated to a bobblehead giveaway prior to Friday's 10-4 win vs. the Twins, but also within the Blue Jays organization.

Reflection turns into relief for Guerrero, Blue Jays

There have been plenty of lessons early for Vladimir Guerrero and the rest of the Blue Jays. Shi Davidi has more on how Guerrero's recent moment of reflection helped the Jays pick up a much-needed win over the Dodgers on Wednesday.

Blue Jays seek stability as slide continues with loss to Dodgers

Early troubles mount for Blue Jays in lopsided loss to Dodgers

Not even two weeks into the season, the Blue Jays are in significant duress, forced into roster improvisation due to injury, flu and usage churn, compounded by uncharacteristically sloppy play.

Blue Jays and Dodgers renew rivalry intensified by World Series clash

An underlying theme is the intensity of the rivalry between the Dodgers and Blue Jays, and how closely each monitors what the other does in search of an edge, writes Shi Davidi.

Blue Jays farm system looks to build on recent gains as minor-league season begins

Scherzer anchors bounce-back win as Blue Jays 'out-team' Rockies

On a few occasions this spring, John Schneider described the Toronto Blue Jays’ approach as trying to “out-team the other team,” and Tuesday night, game No. 5 of the regular season, demonstrated that ethos in action.