Shi Davidi

Gavin Williams shoves again as Guardians take ALCS lead over Rays

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.

Canadians Smith, Sabrowski bond in a bullpen driving Guardians' ALCS run

A pair of Canadian relievers, Cade Smith and Erik Sabrowski, have been instrumental to the Guardians' post-season success. Shi Davidi has the story on the duo's bond from Cleveland.

Rays’ deadline additions deliver to even ALCS against Guardians

Guardians grind down Rays to steal ALCS opener at hostile Trop

After falling behind early on Monday, the Guardians shook off the chaos and settled into their game. They suffocated the Rays while grinding until they scored in each of the final four innings.

Small-market Rays and Guardians set for ALCS clash with wider implications

The Rays and Guardians are seemingly reflections of one another. Shi Davidi sets up the ALCS by diving into the mirror matchup that could even resonate beyond the field.

Farm Review: What Blue Jays have in mind for JoJo Parker and other top prospects

How Okamoto’s success can impact Blue Jays’ push into Japanese market

Kazuma Okamoto had a successful rookie year with the Blue Jays, establishing Toronto as a destination where Japanese position players can thrive. Shi Davidi and Ben Nicholson-Smith explain what it means for the Blue Jays' push into the Japanese market.

Blue Jays notebook: Dylan Cease plans ashram visit amid shoulder work

Dylan Cease headed home to Georgia for a rest when the Toronto Blue Jays season ended, and the ace right-hander has big plans for the winter from there.

Canada's Taillon opts for elbow surgery to extend career after stint with Blue Jays

Blue Jays offer concessions for lost season but few firm plans

The public post-mortem for the 2026 Blue Jays from Ross Atkins and president and Mark Shapiro included the appropriate mea culpas, but little in terms of concrete plans. Shi Davidi recaps the front-office's exit interview.