Now that most sports are down for the count thanks to the virus it is time for the thread dedicated to it

Time for the summary of the top 30's from as many sites as possible. 

Batter's Box caught up with Toronto Blue Jays coach John Schneider who was in Vancouver for the Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon in January. #BlueJays


John Schneider was drafted by the Blue Jays in the 13th round of the 2002 MLB Draft from the University of Delaware.

There is a little over two weeks left in spring training. The Blue Jays have 15 games left before they count. This is the time you want to see players round into form. It doesn't matter if they hit .100 over the first half, its how they end that should matter.

Baseball America has released its 2020 edition of the Top 30 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays system.


2019 fifth-round pick Tanner Morris made it onto Baseball America's Top 30 Jays prospects list.

Finally, let the games begin! Its full steam ahead with baseball games from today until the end of October, eight and a half months of action. Let's get excited about some fringe player who hits the cover off the ball in the first week. Just remember, the hitters will see a lot of fastballs in the first week, so performance in that week is not necessarily predictive.

The Jays start with two road games, tomorrow is against the Yankees. The first home game in the new ballpark is Monday. Tuesday is doubleheader day.

This weekend games are on Sportsnet. Your first chance to see the new ballpark on TV is the 29th.

Tony Fernandez—the greatest shortstop in Toronto Blue Jays history—has passed away at the age of 57. #BlueJays #RIPTony

Pitchers and catchers begin workouts on... 13 February? That's like two weeks from now. Is winter getting shorter? This is still Canada, right?

The Toronto Blue Jays unveiled their new powder blue uniforms at their annual Winter Fest event at SkyDome. #NewBlue #BlueJays


Cavan Biggio, Randal Grichuk, Bo Bichette and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. model the new powder blues. (Image from BlueJays.com).

The top 30 is complete for another year. Here are some notes on those who are on, and who missed, the list.

This is one of those dumb things I took an inexplicable interest in and had to dig into.

The top 10 features three returnees from last year's top 10, five returnees from the top 30, seven who were in the system in 2018 and three players who are new to the system.

The middle 10 of our top 30 prospects has plenty of pitching, several of whom are very close to the major leagues. We also have a couple of catchers and two very different hitters.