Shi Davidi, Author at Sportsnet.ca

Blue Jays' bats cover up errors, complete sweep against Orioles

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' Estrada set to return ahead of non-waiver trade deadline

The Toronto Blue Jays are targeting a return next weekend at the Chicago White Sox for Marco Estrada, who will pitch in a rehabilitation game at double-A New Hampshire on Monday instead of facing the visiting Minnesota Twins.

Blue Jays need to block out noise in second half of season

Blue Jays' J.A. Happ earns first career save on all-star stage

At the tail end of a wild American League win over the National League Tuesday, J.A. Happ took the mound for his first all-star game in position to earn his first ever save — at any level of baseball.

All-star game marred by MLB-MLBPA clash over league's future

Even amid the show, as Mike Trout, Aaron Judge and Bryce Harper highlighted all that is good in baseball right now, the looming clash over where the game is headed is clearly visible.

Manfred defends MLB's domestic violence policy in wake of Osuna case

Blue Jays' Happ has no regrets from long path to MLB All-Star Game

The all-star selection is perhaps the final highlight of J.A. Happ's second tour with the Toronto Blue Jays. One last moment to savour with his family.

Joey Votto trying to make things right with Canadian baseball fans

After making controversial comments about Canadian baseball, Joey Votto says he's trying to make things right with Canadian baseball fans.

J.A. Happ faces same all-star trade talk Roy Halladay did 9 years ago

Blue Jays' Bichette diversifying game, developing more weapons

That Bo Bichette arrived to the Futures Game as the double-A Eastern League’s leader in hits with 96 is of little surprise. Less expected is that he also leads the loop with 26 stolen bases.