Latest News About Trey Yesavage

Here’s the latest on Trey Yesavage based on recent reporting:

• Update from April 17, 2026: Blue Jays manager John Schneider indicated Yesavage would start again in the minor leagues, aiming for about 75 pitches in a Triple-A Buffalo outing to gauge readiness for a longer bullpen session [source: Yardbarker via Shi Davidi report].[1]
• May 4, 2026: Reports indicate Yesavage was activated from the injured list earlier in the month and was slated to make his season debut soon after a late start due to a right shoulder impingement; rehab starts had shown promising strikeout potential despite elevated ERAs and workload questions [source: Heavy.com].[2]
• April 28 and April 14, 2026: NBC Sports and Rotowire recaps suggested the Jays preferred continued build-up of his pitch count in the minors before a big-league return, with projections aiming for a late-April/early-May big-league appearance depending on health and stamina [sources: NBC Sports; Rotowire].[4][5]

If you’d like, I can pull the most current update and any recent roster moves, or summarize his injury timeline and expected return window in a quick timeline.