All eyes are currently on the big league camp where the races for the No. 4 and 5 positions in the starting rotation, as well as the battle for the back-up catcher's role, appear to be going down to the wire. On the other fields in Dunedin, though, the baby Jays are hard at work fighting for assignments to the four full-season clubs, which begin play in April.
The baby Jays have played five spring training games so far. Each prospect is assigned to either the Lansing (Low-A ), Dunedin (High-A), New Hampshire (Double-A) or Las Vegas (Triple-A... I initially wrote Syracuse, oops) squad. The players' current assignments do not necessarily dictate which club they will open the regular season with... and many of the players will bounce around from one day to the next, appearing for Lansing on Monday, and then New Hampshire on Tuesday, for example.
I have been receiving box scores from all the minor-league games in Florida, and I will highlight statistics for some of the prospects in the system. If you have a specific player that you want to know about and they don't appear below, just ask nicely in the comments section and I'll be happy to reply. As mentioned, these are the results through five games for each of the four clubs (up to date through Tuesday). I have grouped the players on the teams that they have appeared for most often this spring.
Hitters (H-for-AB, SBs)
Pitchers (IP-R, BB-K)
Lansing
Markus Brisker, 0-for-10, 3 SBs
Tyler Pastornicky, 5-for-11, 4 SBs
Brian Van Kirk, 7-for-14
Adam Amar, 1-for-9
Balbino Fuenmayor, 6-for-14, 1 SB
Jonathan Del Campo, 4-for-14, 1 SB
Kenny Wilson, 1-for-8, 2 SB
Kyle Gilligan, 1-for-10, 1 SB
Kevin Denis-Fortier, 1-for-8
Michael Crouse, 3-for-10, 1 SB
Antonio Jimenez, 2-for-8
Welinton Ramirez, 3-for-12
Chuck Huggins, 4.2-3, 2-6
John Anderson, 5-0, 0-7
Robert (Bobby) Bell, 2-1, 0-4
Josh Wells, 3.2-3, 2-3
Matt Wright, 3.1-0, 1-4
Henderson Alvarez, 3-1, 0-4
Dunedin
Luis Fernandez, 5-for-11
Mark Sobolewski, 1-for-4
Michael McDade, 4-for-12
Moises Sierra, 3-for-8
Eric Eiland, 0-for-8, 1 SB
Johermyn Chavez, 3-for-15, 1 SB
Jon Talley, 4-for-9
Bryan Kervin, 6-for-17
Jonathan McClanahan, 6-for-14, 1 SB
Jonathan Baksh, 7-for-14
Eric Thames, 4-for-6, 1 SB
Chris Emanuele, 2-for-10, 1 SB
Chris House, 1-for-3
Joel Collins, 1-for-8
Jonathan Jaspe, 6-for-11, 1 SB
Tim Collins, 5-1, 1-7
Cody Crowell, 2-0, 4-2
Chad Beck, 3-4, 0-2
Dan Farquhar, 2-0, 0-3
Chase Lirette, 3.2-5, 5-1
Alan Farina, 4-0, 1-6
Trystan Magnuson, 2-2, 0-2
New Hampshire
Justin Jackson, 2-for-12, 1 SB
David Cooper, 1-for-11
Brian Dopirak, 5-for-15
Kevin Ahrens, 2-for-6
Sean Shoffit, 2-for-8, 1 SB
John Tolisano, 4-for-10
Adam Loewen, 1-for-1
Randy Boone, 3.2-3, 3-2
Andrew Liebel, 5-2, 5-2
Marc Rzepczynski, 5.1-3, 2-6
Kyle Ginley, 5.2-0, 3-6
AJ Wideman, 4-5, 4-4
Luis Perez, 2-0, 1-2
Leon Boyd, 2-0, 0-2
Las Vegas
Buck Coats, 7-for-14, 3 SB
JP Arencibia, 4-for-18
Ryan Patterson, 4-for-14
Chip Cannon, 1-for-5
Brian Jeroloman, 3-for-9
Brett Cecil, 2.2-1, 1-3
Wade Miller, 5.2-0, 1-3
Adrian Martin, 3.1-1, 0-2
Davis Romero, 2-2, 0-0
Mike Maroth, 3-0, 1-2
The baby Jays have played five spring training games so far. Each prospect is assigned to either the Lansing (Low-A ), Dunedin (High-A), New Hampshire (Double-A) or Las Vegas (Triple-A... I initially wrote Syracuse, oops) squad. The players' current assignments do not necessarily dictate which club they will open the regular season with... and many of the players will bounce around from one day to the next, appearing for Lansing on Monday, and then New Hampshire on Tuesday, for example.
I have been receiving box scores from all the minor-league games in Florida, and I will highlight statistics for some of the prospects in the system. If you have a specific player that you want to know about and they don't appear below, just ask nicely in the comments section and I'll be happy to reply. As mentioned, these are the results through five games for each of the four clubs (up to date through Tuesday). I have grouped the players on the teams that they have appeared for most often this spring.
Hitters (H-for-AB, SBs)
Pitchers (IP-R, BB-K)
Lansing
Markus Brisker, 0-for-10, 3 SBs
Tyler Pastornicky, 5-for-11, 4 SBs
Brian Van Kirk, 7-for-14
Adam Amar, 1-for-9
Balbino Fuenmayor, 6-for-14, 1 SB
Jonathan Del Campo, 4-for-14, 1 SB
Kenny Wilson, 1-for-8, 2 SB
Kyle Gilligan, 1-for-10, 1 SB
Kevin Denis-Fortier, 1-for-8
Michael Crouse, 3-for-10, 1 SB
Antonio Jimenez, 2-for-8
Welinton Ramirez, 3-for-12
Chuck Huggins, 4.2-3, 2-6
John Anderson, 5-0, 0-7
Robert (Bobby) Bell, 2-1, 0-4
Josh Wells, 3.2-3, 2-3
Matt Wright, 3.1-0, 1-4
Henderson Alvarez, 3-1, 0-4
Dunedin
Luis Fernandez, 5-for-11
Mark Sobolewski, 1-for-4
Michael McDade, 4-for-12
Moises Sierra, 3-for-8
Eric Eiland, 0-for-8, 1 SB
Johermyn Chavez, 3-for-15, 1 SB
Jon Talley, 4-for-9
Bryan Kervin, 6-for-17
Jonathan McClanahan, 6-for-14, 1 SB
Jonathan Baksh, 7-for-14
Eric Thames, 4-for-6, 1 SB
Chris Emanuele, 2-for-10, 1 SB
Chris House, 1-for-3
Joel Collins, 1-for-8
Jonathan Jaspe, 6-for-11, 1 SB
Tim Collins, 5-1, 1-7
Cody Crowell, 2-0, 4-2
Chad Beck, 3-4, 0-2
Dan Farquhar, 2-0, 0-3
Chase Lirette, 3.2-5, 5-1
Alan Farina, 4-0, 1-6
Trystan Magnuson, 2-2, 0-2
New Hampshire
Justin Jackson, 2-for-12, 1 SB
David Cooper, 1-for-11
Brian Dopirak, 5-for-15
Kevin Ahrens, 2-for-6
Sean Shoffit, 2-for-8, 1 SB
John Tolisano, 4-for-10
Adam Loewen, 1-for-1
Randy Boone, 3.2-3, 3-2
Andrew Liebel, 5-2, 5-2
Marc Rzepczynski, 5.1-3, 2-6
Kyle Ginley, 5.2-0, 3-6
AJ Wideman, 4-5, 4-4
Luis Perez, 2-0, 1-2
Leon Boyd, 2-0, 0-2
Las Vegas
Buck Coats, 7-for-14, 3 SB
JP Arencibia, 4-for-18
Ryan Patterson, 4-for-14
Chip Cannon, 1-for-5
Brian Jeroloman, 3-for-9
Brett Cecil, 2.2-1, 1-3
Wade Miller, 5.2-0, 1-3
Adrian Martin, 3.1-1, 0-2
Davis Romero, 2-2, 0-0
Mike Maroth, 3-0, 1-2
