Shi Davidi

Varsho's walk-off grand slam gives Blue Jays much-needed win

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 faced with no obvious solution for rotation vacancy

After designating Eric Lauer for assignment Monday, the Blue Jays have a hole in the rotation. Unfortunately, there is no easy answer with several key arms facing their own issues.

'Trying to do too much': Guerrero seeks to play his game as Blue Jays slide

Miles gives Blue Jays cause for optimism amid persistent pitching concerns

After working three scoreless innings, it's worth wondering if Spencer Miles could be a band-aid to the Blue Jays' problems with persistent pitching injuries. At least for now. Shi Davidi has the story.

Late Bobby Cox played vital role in grooming Blue Jays into contender

It was a sad day for baseball on Saturday as legendary manager Bobby Cox passed away. Shi Davidi has more on Cox's legacy with the Blue Jays, and why he was the right manager at a pivotal time for the franchise.

Cease's gem helps Blue Jays end slide despite lingering power issues

Blue Jays farm report: Engineering major Sean Keys off to strong start at double-A

It wasn't long ago that Sean Keys was building robots as part of his engineering degree at Bucknell. Now, the Blue Jays prospect is crushing balls in double-A. Sportsnet's Shi Davidi has more in his latest farm report.

Blue Jays' Tyler Heineman removed vs. Twins due to 'manager's decision'

The decision to remove Tyler Heineman became the lates example of John Schneider delivering a public rebuke to a player, and perhaps by extension to the rest of his team, after dropping a winnable finale to the Twins.

Blue Jays drop finale to Twins as rotation outlook continues to evolve

Blue Jays’ eighth-inning outburst backs Cease in rout of Twins

Amid an afternoon of chaos, Dylan Cease logged seven innings for the first time with the Blue Jays, keeping the game on track before Toronto's offence put together an eight-run eighth in a rout of the Twins.