Shi Davidi

With Guerrero-Bichette era over, Blue Jays will feel much different

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.

Tucker derby shows Blue Jays not done battling nemesis Dodgers

Ultimately, the Blue Jays need to keep trying with the same ruthlessness the Dodgers show, no matter how frustrating the risk of more second-place finishes may feel, writes Shi Davidi.

Blue Jays miss out as Kyle Tucker reportedly chooses Dodgers

Soroka eager for WBC as Canada loses Freeman, gains Taillon

After two previous opportunities to play for Canada at the World Baseball Classic didn’t line up, Michael Soroka has prioritized pitching in the upcoming event.

Rule 5 pick Spencer Miles calls chance to join Blue Jays' bullpen 'kind of crazy'

The Blue Jays might be new to Spencer Miles, but Dunedin, Fla., is not. Shi Davidi checks in on the right-hander selected by Toronto in December’s Rule 5 draft.

Tyler Rogers' deal reflects way Blue Jays can operate this off-season

'A lot of excitement' as Canada builds for 2026 World Baseball Classic

Momentum from Canada’s strong showing at the 2023 World Baseball Classic is carrying over into the buildup for the 2026 event, where advancing beyond pool play for the first time will be a real possibility for the national team.

Blue Jays poised to give bullpen new look with deal for Tyler Rogers

The Toronto Blue Jays' bullpen just got a little bit more funky. Toronto agreed to a three-year, $37-million contract with sidearm reliever Tyler Rogers on Friday, according to Sportsnet's Shi Davidi.

Blue Jays acquire RHP Chase Lee from Tigers

Edward Rogers rewards Mark Shapiro for delivering on vision for Blue Jays

The relationship Edward Rogers and Mark Shapiro have built and Shapiro's performance during his tenure, culminating in the franchise's first World Series appearance since 1993, led to a third five-year contract for the veteran executive.