Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage’s season is in jeopardy after imaging revealed a meniscus issue in his left knee, forcing him to seek a specialist in Texas — a potential surgery looming despite hopes for non-invasive treatment. The injury comes after he exited his last start early due to discomfort, halting a strong performance that included six consecutive strikeouts. Already sidelined by a shoulder injury earlier this year, Yesavage has pitched well since returning in late April, holding opponents to a .180 average. His absence hits hard, especially considering his pivotal role in last year’s World Series run and the team’s rotation woes — compounded by Spencer Arrighetti’s recent early exit due to foot nerve irritation. With both key arms sidelined, the Blue Jays face mounting pressure to stabilize their pitching staff as the season winds down.
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