Welcome to the final MLB Pipeline Inbox of 2024! We’re about to enter into the holiday season and I’m in a giving mood, and clearly you were, too, given the volumes of questions folks sent in. I’m going to give a hat tip to frequent contributor Stevie D., who asked

Ever since Roki Sasaki's agent, Joel Wolfe, met with the media at the Winter Meetings, there’s been speculation about which team might be the best fit to land the prized right-hander, who was recently posted by his Japanese team, the Chiba Lotte Marines. As one executive put it when asked

MLB Pipeline gives our organizational Top 30 prospect rankings complete refreshes twice per calendar year (once in spring, once in-season) and provides other live updates as graduations and other transactions necessitate them. In the latter category, two dates in particular are our busiest for Top 30 updates: the Trade Deadline

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Each week, MiLB.com profiles an elite prospect by chronicling the steps he's taken toward achieving his Major League dream. Here's a look at third-ranked Blue Jays prospect Jake Bloss. For more stories about players on The Road to The Show, click here. It’s easy to forget that Jake Bloss just

Yariel Rodríguez made history in 2024 when he became the first Cuban-born pitcher to take the mound for the Blue Jays. While Rodríguez was an impact signing in February for $32 million, Kendry Rojas was a much more under-the-radar addition to the organization’s farm system when he signed for $215,000

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Welcome to Crooked Numbers, a monthly column dedicated to Minor League Baseball on-field oddities and absurdities. The edition, rounding up the month of August, features RBI explosions, epic sweeps, same-named individuals and, of course, much more. Keeping track of this type of thing is a team effort, so get in

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BOSTON -- On a night when not a lot was going right for the Blue Jays, rookie Will Wagner stepped to the plate and connected for his first big league home run. Wagner's sixth-inning blast at Fenway Park was part of a 3-for-4 night with two doubles, cementing him as

The shakeup is done and the dust has settled. If you’re searching for a positive spin on the Blue Jays’ season, look no further than MLB Pipeline’s updated Top 30 Prospects list, featuring a much different group from our preseason rankings. Toronto’s list is now peppered with names acquired at

ANAHEIM -- With the Blue Jays looking firmly to the future, they added the latest son of a former big leaguer to their roster on Monday. Will Wagner's first impression was a good one. The Blue Jays called up Wagner, the son of former All-Star closer Billy Wagner, from Triple-A

Welcome to Crooked Numbers, a monthly column dedicated to Minor League Baseball on-field oddities and absurdities. The edition, rounding up the month of July, features intra-organizational no-nos, wild romps, unexpected mound dominance and, of course, much more. Keeping track of this type of thing is a team effort, so get

TORONTO -- Nine years later, Luis De Los Santos got his chance -- and it’s already someone else’s turn. After picking up his first Major League hit and RBI in the Blue Jays’ 8-4 loss to the A’s on Sunday afternoon at Rogers Centre, De Los Santos was informed that

TORONTO -- All the pieces are in place for Trey Yesavage to keep thriving. “It’s on me to become the best player I can be,” said Yesavage. He’s eager to get going, too. A little over a week after signing with the Blue Jays as the No. 20 overall pick

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The Blue Jays signed the 20th overall pick of the 2024 MLB Draft, right-hander Trey Yesavage, the club announced Thursday.