Yesavage’s return overshadowed as late loss hurts Blue Jays’ playoff hopes

BALTIMORE – Nearly six weeks removed from arthroscopic surgery on his left knee, with only one live batting practice and one rehab start under his belt, Trey Yesavage returned to a big-league mound at a rain-soaked Camden Yards. The rookie rushed back from the injury, suffered as he warmed for the third inning Aug. 4 at Houston and operated on a week later, with the intent to bolster a beleaguered rotation in the final push for a post-season berth. Instead, his two innings in Monday’s 4-3 loss to the Baltimore Orioles – sealed by Pete Alonso’s second homer of the…