Shi Davidi

Disheartening loss underlines why Blue Jays are on selling track

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.

'He's been everything': Gausman lifts Blue Jays in final start before deadline

As the crowd gave him a standing ovation, Kevin Gausman tapped his heart back before descending to the dugout. If this was his final start as a Blue Jay, he went out the right way.

Amid deadline uncertainty, Hoffman hopes Blue Jays 'take a leap of faith' on 2026 group

Traded or not, Kevin Gausman readies for likely end of Blue Jays run

Whether he's traded or not, Kevin Gausman is preparing for the end of his time with the Toronto Blue Jays. Shi Davidi talks to the pitcher ahead of could be his final series with the Jays.

Yesavage cements role in Blue Jays' rotation plans in win vs. Nationals

With Toronto expected to reshape its pitching staff before the trade deadline, Trey Yesavage continued to show why he'll be central to the club's rotation plans after limiting the Nationals over 6.2 innings.

How Nationals all-star Foster Griffin remade himself after leaving Blue Jays

Bieber's blowup, Guerrero's injury add to Blue Jays' misery

Shane Bieber lost the zone in unimaginable fashion on Tuesday and didn't make it out the first inning. Combine that with Vladimir Guerrero Jr. leaving the game with an injury, and it was a mostly miserable day for the Blue Jays in Washington.

Max Scherzer makes successful return on 42nd birthday, Blue Jays edge Nationals

Reinstated from the injured list on his 42nd birthday, Blue Jays right-hander Max Scherzer enjoyed a happy return to a familiar venue on Monday.

Bieber strengthens trade appeal as Blue Jays snap four-game skid

Blue Jays' nosedive continues with loss to Rays as trade deadline looms

Wednesday's game felt very familiar amid the now 7-17 nosedive, their chances of advancing to the post-season plummeting correspondingly, each loss making it harder to play with the freedom needed to change their fortunes.