Dunedin were the only winners on a quiet Sunday without many stand out performances. The other three teams in action were beaten handily while New Hampshire were one hit.

Every year I try to list a summary of assorted sites views on who the current Jays top prospects are. This year I have 11 sites summarized, with 91 players mentioned (a few no longer in the system as some lists were made early in the off-season, some late, one wasn't made until the end of April iirc).

Two big wins on Saturday and big in different ways. New Hampshire had to go to eleven innings before getting a walk off win. On the other hand the FCL Jays scored 16 runs to win by 13. That's not to diminish Dunedin who had a regular 6-3 win. Buffalo and Vancouver lost.

Vancouver 14 Tri-City 2

New Hampshire 8 Altoona 3

Dunedin 9 Daytona 0

Worcester 6 Buffalo 3

Angel Guzman had a heavenly day for the FCL Jays, two home runs, two doubles, 12 total bases and more! And he didn't play the whole game. Guzman helped the FCL Jays win. Dunedin also won behind Dylan Watts. The higher three affiliates all lost.

It was a perfect night, four wins and no losses for the affiliates and Dub Gleed had four hits. Buffalo and New Hampshire each scored double digit runs and every team had good pitching.

Just one win in seven games on a terrible Tuesday on the farm.

Two days ago the affiliates scored 38 runs, on Sunday the runs and the hits were in short supply. With ten runs total the affiliates won one game. The one win came from New Hampshire and it came from an eighth inning double by Jace Bohrofen. The games started by Max Scherzer and Shane Bieber were losses as was the game started by a not so perfect Nolan Perry.

Johnny King had his worst start last time out but he was back to top form on Saturday. King's start helped Vancouver to win. Buffalo were also winners thanks to a pair of late home runs. The high flying Fisher Cats and the FCL team also were unable to keep the good times going. To add to the misery Dunedin also lost. Jake Bloss hit a speed bump on his way back to the major leagues.

Buffalo and New Hampshire had tough one run losses but Vancouver, Dunedin and the FCL Jays all won. The five affiliates scored 38 runs so there were plenty of good hitting performances. Four hitters had three hits in their games, often there are nights with no one having three hits. The pitching wasn't as good as the hitting although Dylan Watts for Dunedin and Angel Rivero in the FCL had good days.

We all know that chicks dig the long ball. Well if it's long balls you want look no further than the Fisher Cats. They hit six on Thursday with Jay Harry and Nick Goodwin going deep twice. New Hampshire were the only winners among the full season affiliates last night. They are also the only full season affiliate with a winning record. The FCL Jays are having a great season, their record is 15-4.

New Hampshire were the only winners on Wednesday. Cutter Coffey had a nice game. Pitching was the dominant story on the day. Prospects Landen Maroudis, Silvano Hechavarria and Gilberto Batista all had bad days. Gage Stanifer did OK but threw more balls that strikes. CJ Van Eyk put Buffalo in a position to win but the bullpen blew it.

Buffalo and Vancouver were in the winner's circle on Tuesday. New Hampshire and Dunedin were betrayed by their bullpens.

RJ Schreck homered twice to help Buffalo win the first game of their doubleheader. Game two didn't go so well. Blaine Bullard is very hot right now, his home run was the difference in Dunedin's win. Johnny King had the worst start of his career and Vancouver lost. New Hampshire were rained out.

Jake Bloss pitched well for four innings for Dunedin in his third rehab start. It is hard to predict the path of pitchers recovering from Tommy John. Its easy to see a jump up to Buffalo for his nest start, or he could remain in Dunedin to build up to five innings.

Dunedin got a very good start from Jack Nedrow and three hits from Juan Sanchez on their way to another win. The FCL Jays also won with Canadian Sam White having a nice game. New Hampshire and Vancouver lost while Buffalo were rained out.