At an age when most pitchers are trying to establish themselves in the lower levels of the Minors, Johnny King is making one of the most difficult jumps in pro baseball look surprisingly easy. Toronto’s No. 3 prospect has emerged as one of the organization’s biggest breakout stars in 2026,

CLEVELAND -- Ricky Tiedemann (No. 11 prospect) and Sean Keys (No. 6 prospect) headlined a flurry of roster moves Tuesday prior to the biggest series of the Blue Jays’ season against the Guardians. These Sept. 1 roster expansions aren’t what they used to be, when the full 40-man roster opened

Unique happenings are often afoot when the Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats dip into their alternate identity bag and step out as the Manchester Chicken Tenders. On June 7, 2025, Rafael Sanchez spun a seven-inning no-hitter when the team took the field as the Buffalo Tenders, a spicy offshoot. Incredibly,

With the chaos of the Trade Deadline in the dust, the Blue Jays are suddenly hurtling back into the American League Wild Card chase. Meanwhile, on the farm, trade chips are settling into their new affiliates. Dasan Hill, who joined the Blue Jays in the Jeff Hoffman trade with the

TORONTO -- Ricky Tiedemann is here. The Blue Jays have dreamed of this day, detours and all. Sitting in the Blue Jays’ dugout just hours after being added to the big league roster, Tiedemann is right where he belongs. The talent has been there all along, but Tiedemann has just

TORONTO -- To appreciate the value of the Blue Jays’ farm system, we need to step back and look at the bigger picture. Year after year, this front office has shown a willingness to deal top prospects and first-round picks. At this Trade Deadline, it helped them land a potential

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The Blue Jays’ top prospect is moving up another level.

The hits just keep on coming for JoJo Parker. The Blue Jays' top-ranked prospect continued his recent tear at the plate with a five-hit day -- including a home run and a pair of doubles -- across a Single-A doubleheader as Dunedin dropped Game 1 to Lakeland 11-1 before salvaging

PHILADELPHIA -- When Brett Bateman got called into the manager’s office Thursday at Triple-A Buffalo, he figured he knew the topic of conversation. Turns out, he had no idea.

Nolan Perry went 18 days between starts for Double-A New Hampshire. The last time he stood on a Minor League mound was July 19, when a line drive hit him flush on the side of the head. Toronto originally stated he would be week-to-week in his concussion recovery, but after

HOUSTON -- Everybody can exhale now. After six trades over a hectic 24 hours, the Blue Jays have finally made it through a complicated Trade Deadline.

TORONTO -- These days, Blue Jays fans are left looking to the future, whether they want to or not. There’s a lot to like, though, in a farm system that’s grown stronger at the top and done a much better job of developing pitchers in recent years. Cole Carlon, the

BOSTON -- This has been a long time coming for Ricky Tiedemann, the Blue Jays’ No. 10 prospect who we’ve barely heard from in nearly two years. It had been 706 days between Tiedemann’s last Minor League appearance in 2024 and his first rehab appearance this season, back on June

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays agreed to a $2.4 million bonus with their first pick from the 2026 MLB Draft, lefty Cole Carlon. The bonus comes in just below the slot value for the No. 39 pick, which is $2,571,700. The Blue Jays did not pick in the first round

The trajectories for prospects are rarely linear ... just ask Arjun Nimmala. MLB's No. 44 prospect has had moments that hinted at stardom and others that served as reminders that development is anything but a straight line. Now in his fourth professional season, Nimmala is beginning to put it all

SAN DIEGO -- This Draft class demanded creativity from the Blue Jays’ amateur scouting department, who needed to spend wisely and dig up some gems in the later rounds.

SAN DIEGO -- The Blue Jays selected left-hander Cole Carlon with their first pick Saturday in the 2026 MLB Draft, at No. 39 overall. The 6-foot-5, 230-pound lefty out of Arizona State was ranked as the No. 26 prospect in the class by MLB Pipeline and provides an exciting combination