On Friday, the farm clubs batted in a total of 27 runs on 37 hits including 6 round trippers.

The top affiliates all won and most of the top prospects delivered.

A 3-0 night on the farm - how many times do we get to say that? And no, Las Vegas wasn't rained out. I know, right!

The affiliates enjoyed a 3-1 night on the farm that featured steely resolve and a walk-off win so no one lost wages here.

Oops, I mean literal. Ew, actually that would be gross.

Vegas pounded 15 hits and 8 runs and still lost by a significant margin. That's Vegas for you. The affiliates as a whole went 2-2, and there were a couple of good pitching performances.

The affiliates went 4-1 on the first day of May and only Lansing's result marred a potentially perfect day.

A Lansing shutout was the only win on the farm last night, as New Hampshire ran into a good young pitcher and an expensive one, while Luis Perez was outdueled in a battle of southpaws. At the plate, Travis Snider made a strong claim than he’s not suited for Triple-A anymore.

The Lugnuts took both ends of a doubleheader. Which is two more wins than the rest of the farm.

A couple of pitching gems steal the show, and New Hampshire lets loose.

A Tuesday night in Colorado Springs to forget for a recently demoted starter but a trio of outfielders is on the comeback trail.  It was a 1-for-3 night for the affiliates but the one was a walk off win in extras.

The Batter's Box Institute For Finding Meaningless Patterns Which Inform the Naming of Minor League Updates would like to inform you that all three minor league contests on Monday night ended in scores whose sums were 11. Only the best here at Batter's Box.

There were just two games on the schedule for the baby Jays on Easter Sunday. The clubs were 0-for-2 on the day. Since there wasn't much to report, I have included a bonus look at some of the young players in the system that face a make-or-break year in terms of their prospect status.

A snow out shorted Las Vegas’ game to 7 innings and New Hampshire was rained out. Lansing made us proud and Dunedin did not.

The Farm Boys bats came alive with a half a hundred hits on Friday Night.

3-1 for the affiliates with the good guys scoring five times in each. Except for Vegas who scored nine and lost.