Trey Yesavage walks seven in short start, Blue Jays fall 8-7 to Padres

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Source Trey Yesavage and Walker Buehler tried to set the game of baseball back 50 years on Saturday at Petco Park in San Diego. They almost succeeded. Were it not for some decent relievers ending the game, including the best reliever of this generation, this contest between the Blue Jays and host San Diego Padres very well could have gone down as one of the worst games of all time from a control perspective. Yesavage started the carnage with a first inning he would rather forget. The second was only mildly better, but we’ll start with the first. It included four walks, a sacrifice fly and two Padres runs. San Diego did it without registering a hit. In the second, Yesavage was a ground ball away from getting out of the inning, but walked three more and gave up a two-run, bases loaded two-out single to Manny Machada before leaving the game after just 1 2/3 innings. Padres starter...