Ultimately, being MLB Pipeline's third-ranked right-handed pitching prospect is a nice bit of recognition, but Yesavage has bigger fish to fry. Already a critical part of a Blue Jays team that came two outs away from winning the World Series, he faces some lofty expectations as he heads into his "rookie" season.

The Toronto Blue Jays are cutting down the farm system, it seems, and right-hander Justin Kelly was one of the first to go.

MLB insider Jeff Passan feels Kyle Tucker will make a final decision and sign a contract with one of three big-market teams.

Rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage emerged as a bona fide ace, shortstop Bo Bichette returned from injury to hit a clutch home run and outfielder Addison Barger logged some heroic assists from the outfield. But perhaps no other player stepped up in the playoffs as dramatically as Ernie Clement, who set a single-postseason record with 30 total hits.

With aspirations of building a dynasty in the American League, the Blue Jays know they must make sound decisions from top to bottom and ensure roster depth to withstand inevitable injuries.

Creighton Bluejays (11-7) pulled off one of the most impressive comebacks against the Georgetown Hoyas (9-8) with an 86-83 overtime victory on Tuesday night at