Rookie Pitcher Trey Yesavage Shines in Blue Jays' Postseason Run

In the 2025 season, rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage shot to fame through his stellar performances for the Toronto Blue Jays in the postseason. As an integral part of the starting rotation, Yesavage played a crucial role in the team's journey to the World Series.

Now, Yesavage is enjoying the offseason in stark contrast to the hustle of his first major league campaign. On November 11, 2025, the 22-year-old was spotted spending quality time with his girlfriend, Taylor Frick, and their friends at the University of North Carolina's Alumni Weekend. Frick documented the fun-filled weekend on her Instagram, sharing romantic photos of the couple embracing in a backyard setting.

Yesavage's homecoming was not limited to UNC, however. The former East Carolina University (ECU) baseball star also received a resounding welcome at his alma mater during their game against Charlotte on November 11. Yesavage took the mic to rally support for the Pirates, saying, "It's great to be back, let's go Pirates."

The Blue Jays' rising star is expected to continue his dominant performances on the mound in the 2026 season. His standout outings in the 2025 postseason, including a hitless 5.1-inning outing against the New York Yankees and a 12-strikeout game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, have become part of the Blue Jays' playoff folklore.