JTP: Yesavage Promoted, Bieber Update & The Hidden Gem in Toronto’s Prospect Pool

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What happened at the start of the show and who are the hosts?

Chris Cotillo 0:17
canceled my off night got canceled the toronto blue jays didn't play last night welcome to jay's talk plus by the way blake murphy and julia kreutz with you no jays action yesterday so an eventful day for the both of us
Julia Kreutz 0:31
yeah
Chris Cotillo 0:31
you were out there punching people
Julia Kreutz 0:32
i was well punching bags maybe and you were out there that's how it starts wishing you were punching bags i guess Yeah, so I was supposed to go to Lil
Chris Cotillo 0:40
Wayne last night. It would have been my fourth time seeing him. I was going with a good buddy from high school who we've seen together a couple times. And, like, as we're walking in the doors, it gets canceled.
Julia Kreutz 0:49
That's pretty unfortunate, honestly. And then you don't even have baseball, you know, Blue Jays baseball at least to come home
Chris Cotillo 0:55
to. Oh, and this friend is a Red Sox fan too. So we went to a patio to get a beer because we weren't going to the show and the Red Sox game was on the patio TV. The Yankees game was also on. So I was like rolling my eyes at it at first because who wants to, you know, who wants to spend your off night watching the Red Sox? However... They lost. So
Julia Kreutz 1:16
that was at least something.
Chris Cotillo 1:18
Yeah, there's half a game. They almost came back against the Astros. Interesting one to Josh Hader dealing with a shoulder thing we found out yesterday as well. So Houston is obviously a team. The Blue Jays are near in the standings as they fight for a buy in the first round. The Blue Jays are half game up on Detroit and two games up on Houston. So we will be scoreboard watching those teams in addition to the Red Sox who are now four and a half games back. But yeah, a bit of a bust of an off night before we, oh, Shai's already there. All right, we'll talk about boxing
Meghan Montemurro 1:46
and
Chris Cotillo 1:46
Wheezy a little later. Right now, we'll talk about baseball with Shai Davidi, Sportsnet, Blue Jays insider. Shai joins us now. Shai, how you doing, man?
Shi Davidi 1:55
All right, what's going on,
Chris Cotillo 1:56
guys? Not much. You were a busy guy. You were out in L.A. How was the Dodgers? I mean, you sent me a picture of what the Dodgers stadium view is like from the press box. Just unbelievable. How was your weekend in L.A.? ?
Shi Davidi 2:09
A fun weekend of baseball. I mean, Saturday's game wasn't great, but Friday, the Kershaw-Scherzer matchup was super cool. There was amazing energy in the stadium. It was also a Kobe Bryant night with a bobblehead giveaway, so that added another dynamic to it. I think it was like $53,000 or $55,000, something like that. And that was a lot of energy and a lot of fun. And then just one of those insane, doesn't make sense. baseball is dumb kind of games on Sunday, which made for a riveting ending. And, you know, you also saw kind of the madness of the three games in Colorado and just the absolute dismantling of the Rockies there. So a pretty wild road trip.
Julia Kreutz 3:01
Yeah, a pretty baseball is weird road trip, I would say. And, you know, I guess we could add Mason Flewharty getting his first career save against Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts to that list. I mean, I don't think it's weird or stupid. I think it's just, you know, it's so cool to see a rookie come up in that moment shy. And I'm just wondering, you know, first of all, what that does – to a team's trust in a player like that and just how fired up was Flewharty after getting that save?
Shi Davidi 3:33
Yeah, I mean, he was kind of funny. He said, he was like, I was so pumped. He's like, all I wanted to do was run and give Kirk a hug after getting the final out. Look, I think that whenever you have a player who succeeds in a moment like that, in a virtually impossible situation, that is good for not only the player's confidence, but the team's confidence in that player. I think ideally the Blue Jays don't want to have to put him in those types of emergency situations too often. And one outing alone does not... change the entire trajectory of a player's career. But this is somebody who's building towards trying to build some momentum, trying to establish himself in the majors, trying to learn about how his stuff plays.
Shi Davidi 4:24
And I think in talking to him after the game, the one point he kept mentioning is that

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