A Blog of Toronto Blue Jays Prospects Interviews, Evaluations and News
Outfielder Nick Sinay is willing to do whatever it takes to help his team win games. Whether that be getting hit by a pitch, drawing a walk, or driving a ball into the outfield for...
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By now, you’ve heard the underdog story of new Blue Jays left fielder Kevin Pillar. Taken by Toronto in the 32nd round of the 2011 Draft out of Division II Cal State...
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One of the most impressive stories in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system this past season was the quick accession of right-handed pitcher Conner Greene. Initially slated to...
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One of the fastest movers in the Blue Jays minor league system is that of right-handed pitcher Justin Maese. Jumping levels quickly due to the command he has of all four of...
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December 14, 2016
Presented with a new role when entering professional baseball, outfielder Andrew Guillotte has developed into a great defender and a solid bat at the top of the lineup every night. Performing primarily as a leadoff hitter last season in Lansing; Guillotte...
December 6, 2016
Putting up excellent numbers in 2016, right-handed pitcher Dusty Isaacs took advantage of every opportunity presented to him last season. Helping Isaacs find those opportunities was second nature for the coaching staff, as the prospect was willing to...
November 29, 2016
One of the best stories of 2016 was the return of catching prospect Max Pentecost from shoulder surgery. Pentecost, who missed the entire 2015 season, entered camp with a lot of question marks about how effective his bat would be after a long hiatus from...
November 19, 2016
Developing as a switch hitter generally takes longer to achieve than players who only hit from one side of the plate. There’s many reasons for this fact, but the primary factor is that it takes longer to create consistency at both sides of the plate with...
November 4, 2016
Determined to climb the minor league ladder despite his smaller stature, outfielder Jake Thomas proves it takes more than size to succeed in the sport of baseball. Standing just 5’10” and weighing 190 pounds, Thomas played like a much bigger...
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