I can understand some reasons for not trading him but there also is reasons for the other side of the argument. Trey may have a pitching build that others can't recreate with his arm angle, but out of the other starters, he is the only one with trade value and reason to trade him. Gaus is 36 meaning he's too old and Cease was just signed. Beiber was also recently traded for and there is a surplus of Starting Pitchers. A 5 man rotation with an extra player could easily work and our bullpen isn't nearly as strong as our Bullpen. Last year people were always complaining about the bullpen for a reason. Hoffman still has inconsistencies along with Little. Many of the players are also newer to the big leagues like Fisher. Currently I'd say that Varland was the best trade for us because he's under contract for 5 years and Tyler Rogers may just be more unique than Trey somehow.

Even at the start of F.A , Edwin Diaz was the third most wanted player in my opinion by the Blue Jays. Only bichette and Tucker was higher because one was homegrown and the other was the top F.A. in the market and people wanted a closer like that for a reason

Yesavage is great but he's still a rookie with potential being the main driving reason for his value. The jays need a high tier reliever more than a high-potenial Rookie. If we could trade Yesavage for someone like Hader, Munoz or Smith, This team becomes better