Shi Davidi

Blue Jays get desperately needed win in series finale vs. Tigers

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' pitching woes exposed in costly series loss to Tigers

The perils of running bullpen games as often as the Blue Jays have this season are being exposed in this suddenly costly series against the Tigers.

Analyzing Blue Jays' pitching pipeline and its progress

Guerrero, Cease step up as Blue Jays secure timely series win over Orioles

Dylan Cease found a way. After 74 games without a Rogers Centre home run, so too did Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Shi Davidi has the story.

Blue Jays power past Orioles to turn page on rough stretch

The Blue Jays were in danger of allowing one bad day to bleed into the next after losing four of their last five games. But Toronto's bats and bullpen came through to even a pivotal series against the Orioles.

At a time of Blue Jays need, Michael Lorenzen finds long-sought ‘natural throw’

Blue Jays still control fate despite streak-snapping loss to Royals

With three weeks and 18 games to go, the leverage on each day only keeps rising for the Toronto Blue Jays, who have both challenges in their rotation and room to be creative in trying to optimize for the crucial stretch ahead.

Blue Jays overcome slew of pitching injuries to move into wild-card spot

The Blue Jays continued their push for the post-season in spite of their latest flux on their pitching staff, moving into possession of the third wild-card spot and eclipsing .500 for the first time since April.

'You're going to believe': Blue Jays claw back to .500 with win over Royals

As Blue Jays honour Buck Martinez, new Hall bridges past and present

As Buck Martinez was leaving the pregame ceremony adding his name to the Hall of Excellence, new Blue Jay Brett Bateman quickly stopped him and offered congratulations. It was a moment that encapsulated all the teams wants to accomplish with its new display.