The Blue Jays hit, not one, not two, but three grand slam home runs on Saturday. Willie MAcIver hit one as part of a ten run attack by Buffalo in their win. Aaron Parker and Victor Arias each hit one in New Hampshire's 14-0 win. Vancouver did not have a slam but they hit four home runs in their win.

Dunedin were rained out which gave Jojo Parker enough time to catch an early flight to Vancouver.

It wasn't all good news on the farm. Both Ricky Tiedemann and Johnny King had tough outings.

Both Aaron Parker and Jojo Parker hit their 13th home runs on Friday. Jojo Parker had five hits between both games of Dunedin's doubleheader. In the second game the Jays won with three hits, Parker had all three himself. Vancouver won and Dunedin split the DH. Buffalo and New Hampshire lost.

I am not sure when "Dub" became part of the vocabulary. I have a feeling its in the last five years or so but of course I could be wrong. Apparently Dub is short for "W" or win. I cannot find anything on the web as to why Dub Gleed goes by that name. Milb lists him as Dub. The New Hampshire X account tweeted William Stanton Gleed which seems to be his real name. So on Thursday Dub Gleed homered again, his 16th of the season compared to two last year. Dub was in the Marlins system last season and came to the Blue Jays in the Leo Jimenez trade at the end of spring training. Dub is exhibit A in what the Jays hope to do with the low power hitters they acquired at the deadline.

Dub's homer helped NH win. Charles McAdoo also homered to help Buffalo win. Payton Williams homered twice but it wasn't enough for Vancouver. Dunedin's rainy season continued with another rain out.

Through the season you get used to one of the affiliates bullpen blowing a game in the last couple of innings. So it was nice to see the reverse on Wednesday as Buffalo scored five runs in the bottom of the ninth for a win. Vancouver also won. Dunedin split a doubleheader while New Hampshire were blown out.

Buffalo lost, Vancouver was slaughtered and the DSL Red squad was dummied. New Hampshire won while Dunedin was rained out. Another losing Tuesday on the farm. This is not a drill.

A big day on the farm, three wins, no losses, and two of them were blow out wins. New Hampshire and Vancouver both shutout their opponents while scoring six and 14 runs respectively. Jackson Wentworth and Johnny King both pitched well. Hitting was strong up and down the lineups. Dunedin were rained out.

Buffalo had the lead in the eighth inning but lost. New Hampshire also led but lost late. Dunedin waited until the tenth inning to lose. Vancouver were the exception, they were down 9-0 in the fourth inning.

The Parkers were one of the bright spots. Aaron had two hits for New Hampshire while Jojo homered, and also had two hits, for Dunedin.

Spokane 7 Vancouver 5 (10)

Hartford 9 New Hampshire 8

New Hampshire 3 Hartford 2

Dunedin 5 St. Lucie 0

Lehigh Valley 7 Buffalo 2

Ismael Munguia racked up five hits over two games of a doubleheader. The big question is is this a new level of performance or a career year? Buffalo split the DH. Dunedin also won as Jojo Parker and Blaine Bullard stayed hot. Vancouver had a bad loss, New Hampshire's also lost.

A couple of hitters had big games on Wednesday. Willie MacIver hit three home runs, Jojo Parker hit two. It was three wins and no losses in a nice night for the affiliates.

New Hampshire and Dunedin were throttled, but Vancouver won. The DSL squads split a pair. Buffalo’s game was rained out. Once again, another Tuesday with a losing record for the affiliates.


Jean Joseph homered in his first at-bat with Vancouver on Tuesday.

Those of you bemoaning the Jays loss in Boston will only find more misery here, five losses to report. There was little to get excited about on Sunday.

The FCL Jays lost in their semi-final to the Rays, who always seem to have strong minor league teams. Buffalo and Vancouver won, thanks in part to strong pitching. Landen Maroudis is having a nice bounce back part of his season. New Hampshire and Dunedin lost. In the DSL Sebastian Casanova scored twice and lost more.

Hillsboro 8 Vancouver 4

Somerset 5 New Hampshire 4

Bradenton Dunedin PPD Rain

Buffalo 7 Rochester 6

Niall O Donohue, C’s Plus Baseball, 2026 Season Update Vancouver Canadians