Shi Davidi

Bassitt proposes pitch-clock break for long innings after Gausman debacle

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 farm report: Yesavage dominates with Dunedin

It's unclear how much Trey Yesavage's pre-draft status impacted his stock. Either way, Toronto was all too happy selecting him 20th overall. Shi Davidi goes over the pitcher's growth in Dunedin and more in his latest Blue Jays farm report.

Heavy bullpen usage catches up with Blue Jays in loss to Guardians

Atkins confident Blue Jays will overcome offensive struggles

One month into the new season, Ross Atkins' main concern about the Blue Jays is an all too familiar one. "We've just got to score more."

Guerrero Jr.'s clutch homer seals series win as Blue Jays rally past Red Sox again

One month in, the Blue Jays look to be pulling out of their first extended bout of adversity this season, getting a three-run homer from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. in the eighth inning to pull out a second straight comeback win over the Red Sox.

Blue Jays storm back from down six for much-needed win in extras over Red Sox

Blue Jays aiming to adjust Anthony Santander's usage at designated hitter

Anthony Santander has played a lot more DH through his first month with the Blue Jays than anticipated. Moving forward, the team is hoping more work for him in the outfield could lead to success at the plate as well.

As Blue Jays search for fifth starter, Yarbrough’s fit even more apparent

The Toronto Blue Jays are facing a dilemma regarding their rotation vacancy. One that swingman Ryan Yarbrough could have helped solve had he stayed with the team.

Blue Jays' dry spell continues in doubleheader sweep by Yankees

Blue Jays Notebook: Guerrero Jr. feels comfort at Yankee Stadium despite jeers

Three weeks ago when the Blue Jays were last in New York for the Mets’ home opener, the Citi Field crowd offered Vladimir Guerrero Jr. an unusual welcome during pre-game intros, cheering the all-star first baseman who at the time was a pending free agent. Credit to Mets fans for thinking ahead and trying to put in a good word.