Toronto Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage received a standing ovation at Rogers Center after he exited the mound in the sixth inning. The Blue Jays' starting pitcher threw five scoreless innings before allowing a solo home run to Josh Naylor in the sixth. He was pulled out after 5.2 innings after allowing a single to the Mariners.When he walked back to the dugout, the entire Rogers Center was on its feet to acknowledge the rookie's stellar performance in do-or-die ALCS Game 6.Trey Yesavage's girlfriend, Taylor Frick, was also keenly watching the game closely on her TV. She posted a four-word reaction on the rookie's electric start:"my show is on."Taylor's Instagram storyComing into Game 6, the Blue Jays were facing elimination, so this was a high-leverage "must-win" start for Trey Yesavage. He went for runs when he started ALCS Game 2 against the Mariners. But this time, he held his ground when it was most needed.During the game, Trey Yesavage escaped multiple high-leverage situations, including a bases-loaded situation in the third and fourth innings. He came out of them without allowing a run. He induced three consecutive inning-ending double plays in the third, fourth and fifth inning.Trey Yesavage's girlfriend Taylor feels proud of Blue Jays aceEarlier on October 1, when the postseason was about to get started, Yesavage's girlfriend, Taylor, wrote heartfelt words for the Blue Jays rookie who made his debut in September only. She posted a photo from after a game at Rogers Center and wrote:"Just an amazing human who happens to be really (like really) good at baseball. feeling like the proudest girlfriend in the world today, wouldn’t miss it for the world <3."Yesavage has gone on to quickly establish his identity after just three regular-season starts. In the postseason, he has turned out to be an important starter for the Blue Jays, and his performance in Game 6 was noteworthy.