It’s too late for Ken Dryden to meet Trey Yesavage. We didn’t know exactly what we were seeing when he watched Dryden for the first time, just as we don’t know exactly what we’re seeing right now with Yesavage. But we know it’s different, it’s special, it’s certainly historical. And yeah, like Dryden, it’s rather brilliant. “That was nasty stuff,” said Yankees manager Aaron Boone. “We just didn’t have an answer for the split.” Yesavage's historic start against Yankees has Blue Jays on verge of ALCS berth Locked in Vlad Guerrero Jr. is giving Blue Jays the superstar touch ssimmons@postmedia.com X: @simmonssteve

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