Jays’ Yesavage to have MRI on knee after early exit against Astros
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HOUSTON (AP) — Toronto pitcher Trey Yesavage lasted only two innings Tuesday night before leaving his start against the Houston Astros with what the Blue Jays called discomfort in his left knee.
Yesavage allowed one walk throwing 16 of his 27 pitches for strikes. While warming up for the third inning in a scoreless game, Yesavage’s left knee appeared to buckle on a pitch. He appeared uncomfortable with another couple pitches and was checked by a trainer with manager John Schneider before going to the the dugout.
Schneider said after a 7-2 loss to the Astros that Yesavage will have an MRI exam on Wednesday with the pitcher feeling a pinching sensation in his left knee that kept him from balancing.
The right-hander came into the game 5-5 this season with a 3.65 ERA over 18 starts.
Yesavage was the 20th pick overall in the 2024 MLB draft by Toronto out of East Carolina, and he set a Blue Jays’ post-season record last October striking out 11 in 5 1/3 innings no-hit innings against the New York Yankees in the ALDS.
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