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Blue Jays’ Trey Yesavage Gets Blunt About Handling World Series Loss
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The 2026 MLB season is nearing, and Toronto Blue Jays‘ starting pitcher Trey Yesavage recently spoke about the need to remove himself from baseball after a heartbreaking World Series loss in Game 7 to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Yesavage was one of the players for the Blue Jays who came from left field during their push for the playoffs and eventually playoff run to the World Series.
Once the World Series ended, Yesavage returned home for the winter and fully disconnected.
“I spent a lot of time out in the woods hunting and just trying to be with myself and kind of disappear a little bit,” Yesavage said about dealing with the World Series loss (h/t Sportsnet).
On the Jan. 21 edition of “Toronto Sports Rush,” MLB.com’s Blue Jays reporter, Keegan Matheson, shared his take on how the Springer situation could play out.