Shi Davidi

Blue Jays stay status quo with front office as Guerrero, Bichette decisions loom

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 make more changes to coaching staff

The Toronto Blue Jays continue to reshape the coaching staff after a disappointing season.

Blue Jays part ways with hitting coach Guillermo Martinez after six seasons

Blue Jays must embrace lessons learned from trying season to come back stronger in 2025

Fundamental to the Toronto Blue Jays' chances of a return to success, both short- and long-term, is examining their capacity to be a learning organization, one capable of not only following industry trends, but also of driving them.

Blue Jays' Yariel Rodriguez to be important piece of 2025 puzzle

Yariel Rodriguez veered through extremes over the course of the Blue Jays 2024 season. But he certainly showed enough raw stuff to suggest this year could be the stepping stone to more.

Blue Jays' Guerrero Jr. impresses Encarnacion as he nears 200 hits

Q&A: John Schneider on future with Blue Jays, player communication

During an interview with Sportsnet this week, John Schneider spoke about the different demands in each of his 2½ seasons as manager, the internal work the Blue Jays have done since the trade deadline and his voice in the front office.

Blue Jays Notebook: Varsho looking at altered off-season after surgery

Scheduled to undergo surgery on Monday, Daulton Varsho is preparing for a different off-season that includes a rehab process potentially extending into the early part of spring training, writes Shi Davidi.

As Blue Jays look to remake bullpen, re-signing Yarbrough makes sense

Guerrero Jr.'s versatility gives Blue Jays options in off-season

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. may have moved across the infield before the 2020 season, going from third to first base, but mentally he never really switched off the hot corner.