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Toronto Blue Jays Rookie Trey Yesavage became the latest MLB player to call fan -harassment after he said his family was “attacked” after his performance leading to New York Yankees’ elimination from the American League Division series.
Yesavage that set a franchise postal season record by beating 11 fighters in 5 1/3 non-hit innings in games 2 of Alds, Addressed the situation – unforeseen – Sunday before all the Championship Series opener against Seattle.
Toronto Blue Jay’s Pitcher Trey Yesavage throws the first pitch of Game 2 in Baseball’s American League Division series against the Seattle Mariners. The game took place in Toronto, Canada, October 13, 2025. (Nathan Denette/the Canadian press via AP))
“Living in this world, where there are so many different opinions and feelings that result in a lot of hatred, it is sad to see that people close to me are being attacked for my performances on the field,” he began.
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“These people have done nothing to justify negativity to my actions, whether it’s my parents, my brothers, my boyfriend, family – it’s just really sad.”
Yesavage continued to say that although fans are entitled to their opinions, family and friends should not be targeted.
“I know I have the platform to tackle it, so I am. I hope people can realize that these people have nothing to do with what’s happening on the field. If you have a problem, I’m a man. I can take the opinions that someone has about me or my life. So I just wanted to get it out there.”
Toronto Blue Jay’s pitcher Trey Yesavage looks at the stands after being pulled from the haug during the sixth round of Game 2 in Baseball’s American League Division series against New York Yankees. The game took place in Toronto, Canada, October 5, 2025. (Nathan Denette/the Canadian press via AP)
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Corresponding, Yankees rookie cam Schlittler said he and his family were facing online harassment after he helped New York defeat the Boston Red Sox in the Wild Card series.
“I don’t get into it, but there’s a line and I think they crossed it a little,” Schlittler said of Red Sox fans. “I’m a competitor and I’ll go out there and make sure I shut them down.”
“You know Boston fans, that’s how it is. We’re aggressive at home and we’ll try to get under people’s skin. They just chose the wrong guy to do it and the wrong team to do it for,” he added.
Toronto Blue Jay’s pitcher trey Yesavage celebrates after beating New York Yankees’ page during the fourth round of Game 2 in Baseball’s American League Division series. The game took place in Toronto, Canada, October 5, 2025. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian press via AP)
Blue Jays dropped in a 0-2 hole after a 10-3 loss to Mariners Monday night.
“We have a good day tomorrow to reset as a team and get ready for Game 3, and what’s going on,” said Yesavage after the game 2. “I wouldn’t count this group. This group is special.”
