Shane Bieber destroys trade value with historically poor outing

He threw 42 pitches, and after his sixth walk, Blue Jays manager John Schneider decided he'd seen enough and removed Bieber from the game.

The six walks in the first inning are the most in a single inning in Toronto's franchise history and tied for the second most in a first inning in MLB history.

What does Tuesday's outing mean for Shane Bieber's trade value?

After exiting his start on Tuesday, Bieber's season ERA sits at 5.74, and he's walked three or more batters in four of his seven starts.

Toronto would certainly love to capitalize on an expiring contract but at the same time, what MLB team is chomping at the bit to acquire a pitcher who has walked 18 batters in 31 1/3 innings pitched?

If Bieber remains a Blue Jay through the trade deadline, it'll ultimately be because no team believed in taking the risk of working to fix his mechanics for a stretch run through the last two months of the season.