With the Toronto Blue Jays and their 2025 MLB season on the line on Sunday, they handed the ball to a young pitcher named Trey Yesavage who began the year in Single-A Dunedin. That pitching phenom managed to traverse four minor league levels and reach the majors by the end of the season to play in impactful games for the Blue Jays in the postseason.
So what does Yesavage do in just his sixth big league start of the year after struggling in his previous playoff appearance? Nerves, intensity and all, he would give Toronto the clutch performance that they needed to tie the ALCS at three games a piece with a 6-2 win over the Seattle Mariners.