Toronto Blue Jays: A Look Down At The Minor League Farm

ANAHEIM, CA – MARCH 31: Baseballs are seen prior to the start of the Opening Day game between the Seattle Mariners and the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on March 31, 2014 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)

Now that we’re into the 2nd week of March most of minor league baseball is underway, and there is a lot to be excited about in the Blue Jays’ system.

The Toronto Blue Jays have one of the best farm systems in all of baseball. Right from the bottom, they have a wonderful set up in Dunedin, and at the top, they have a perfect situation in Buffalo. While the main prospects find themselves in Buffalo and New Hampshire, there are still many reasons to be excited about the other minor league teams. Like most organizations, the Blue Jays have six minor league clubs, all of whom have been part of the organization since at least 2013.

All but one of the teams have started their 2019 baseball seasons, and have already offered some intriguing storylines. Especially with the ultra-talented top of the prospect pool.

Of course, it is headlined by Vladimir Guerrero Jr, whose bat can’t seem to come soon enough for the ”swing-and-miss” Toronto club. He just finished a rehab stint in Dunedin where he hit at a .267 rate, and was called up to Buffalo; meaning his Rogers Centre debut could come any day in the near future. While this is certainly good news, there are also other reasons to be excited about the Blue Jays’ prospect pool.

Today we will have a rundown of all the minor league teams, and their most exciting prospects so far in 2019.

Now that we’re into the 2nd week of March most of minor league baseball is underway, and there is a lot to be excited about in the Blue Jays’ system.

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