Five second-place finishes on the scoreboard for the Blue Jays affiliates on Tuesday.

Well, Blue Jays. You now have our undivided attention.

Niall O’Donohoe (#2JBrumfield) Discusses the first month of the Vancouver Canadians 2025 season.

Buffalo and Dunedin won, Vancouver had a bad day. New Hampshire lost but they keep hitting home runs. And we have to talk about Colby Martin and his amazing run.

New Hampshire have not been having the best of seasons, entering Saturday with a 13-21 record. But they won both ends of a doubleheader. Buffalo also won. Vancoyver were rained out and the other two teams lost.

News came yesterday that Trey Yesavage, Khal Stephen and Gage Stanifer are headed to Vancouver. Ryan Jennings get bumped up to Buffalo. We look at the Vancouver and Dunedin rotations below. On the field the FCL Jays were the only winners.

The Blue Jays welcome the best team in the American League in for the weekend. Which is more shocking would you say: that said best team is the Detroit Tigers, or that one of their very best players has been centerfielder Javy Baez?

Just two wins and three loses for the affiliates. Even though the losses outnumbered the wins, there were several very good performances. Yohendrick Pinango, Joey Loperfido and Edward Duran stayed hot. Some of other players produced excellent performances to get back on track.

Bradenton 6 Dunedin 3

Reading 2 New Hampshire 1

Vancouver 5 Everett 0

Worcester 8 Buffalo 4

Buffalo loses to Worcester, Dunedin falls to Bradenton, New Hampshire are losers to Reading, Vancouver blanks Everett

Buffalo blew it but Vancouver, Dunedin and the Florida Coast League Blue Jays all won with the latter sweeping a doubleheader.


Arjun Nimmala and the Vancouver Canadians paid tribute to the Vancouver Ashai baseball team by wearing Asahi jerseys at Nat Bailey Stadium on Tuesday. The Asahi was a Japanese-Canadian baseball club that played in Vancouver from 1914 to 1941.

That was a totally normal road trip...eh? Right?

Juaron Watts Brown had an excellent start but Vancouver lost in ten innings. Buffalo also lost but New Hampshire and Dunedin won.

Just two wins on Saturday. Alan Roden had three hits and is dominating AAA (in just three games). He has eight hits and is hitting .571. RJ Schreck hit a couple of home runs and Gilberto Batista had nine strikeouts.

Four games, four wins, 42 runs, 52 hits. It all came up roses on Friday for the affiliates.

I've been told it's always darkest before the dawn. Oh really?