Trey Yesavage Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight ...
Trey Yesavage Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & News
www.mlb.comHere’s the latest about Trey Yesavage:
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Recent update (April 17, 2026): Jays manager John Schneider said Yesavage would start again at Triple-A Buffalo, aiming for around 75 pitches to build one more outing before a potential move back to Toronto [source: Yardbarker article on the update]. This suggests he’s in the late stages of rehab and being monitored for workload before a big-league return [source: Yardbarker article].[1]
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Season debut timeline (late April–May 2026): Multiple outlets suggested Yesavage’s return to the Blue Jays was forthcoming in the April–May window but emphasized continuing rehab starts to build stamina and pitch count, with hopeful activation by the end of April or early May depending on rehab performance [sources: NBC Sports, MLB.com previews; see: NBC Sports April 28 update; MLB.com player news pages].[3][6][7]
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Rehab and workload notes: Reports from mid-April indicate rehab starts ranged from roughly 4 1/3 innings to ~64–71 pitches in Buffalo, signaling progression but likely limiting first big-league workload upon return. The team and pundits have stressed a measured ramp-up rather than an immediate full starter role [sources: Rotowire, RotoBaller, MLB.com previews].[4][7][9]
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Prior injury context: Yesavage began the year on the injured list with a right shoulder issue, and the organization has been cautious about his inning counts as he returns to action [sources: rehab start reports and injury updates].[1][4]
Would you like a concise timeline or a quick table of latest reports with dates and projected return details? I can compile a brief, dated digest if that helps.
Citations:
- Yardbarker: Jays’ John Schneider injury update mention (Apr 17, 2026)[1]
- HEAVY: season debut and rehab context (May 4, 2026)[2]
- NBC Sports: April 28, 2026 update on progression toward return[3]
- Rotoballer: April 14 rehab recap and workload notes[4]
- EssentiallySports: Oct 2025 coverage referenced for context (backstory)[5]
- NBC Sports (general player news)[6]
- MLB.com player pages and updates[7]
- Yardbarker spring training update coverage (Mar 9, 2026)[8]
- Rotowire: May 2, 2026 recap[9]
- MLB.com player page (Mar 4, 2026 stat context)[7]