Toronto Blue Jays pitching prospect Trey Yesavage exits Tuesday night’s start against the Houston Astros after two innings due to an apparent knee injury, according to multiple reports. All accounts describe the same sequence: Yesavage pitches through the first two innings and then leaves before the third inning in a scoreless game. One report says he allowed one walk while throwing 16 of 27 pitches for strikes. During warmups for the third inning, Yesavage’s left knee appears to buckle on a pitch, prompting his departure. The injury is characterized as knee discomfort or an apparent knee injury, with no further details on severity or a diagnosis reported in the available summaries. The incidents also affect the Blue Jays’ broader pitching plans, including their stated intention to use a six-man starting rotation, which takes a hit with Yesavage’s early exit. The situation remains under evaluation as the team assesses the extent of the knee issue.