The 2024 MLB Draft wraps up today with rounds 11-20 starting at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time from Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas. Draft coverage continues at MLB.com and MLB Network. You can follow the draft right here.

The Blue Jays first pick of the day is the 337th selection.

Day 2 of the MLB Draft continues today with rounds 3-10 at Cotown Coliseum in Fort Worth at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Draft coverage continues on MLB Network and MLB.com. You can follow the draft right here.

The Blue Jays first pick of the day will come in the third round with the 95th overall selection. Their fourth-round selection is at 125 and they get a competitve ballance pick at 156 due to Matt Chapman signing as a free agent with San Francisco.

The 2024 MLB Draft will begin at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time with the first two rounds and will be held at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas. It can be seen on MLB Network, MLB.TV, MLB.com and the MLB App. You can follow the draft right here.

Day 2 of the draft with rounds 3-10 and Day 3 with rounds 11-20 are set for 2:00 p.m. ET on Monday and Tuesday respectively.

The Toronto Blue Jays have the 20th overall pick for the second straight year and have a second-round selection at 59. Their bonus pool is $8,987,000.

The 2024 draft begins at 7pm on Sunday. The Jays first pick is at number 20. This has been described as one of the weakest drafts in recent years especially at the high school level. There is no solid indication as to who the Jays might pick, there will be a lot of moving parts before the Jays get to make their first pick.

The draft is over and teams have two weeks to sign their draftees, as well as undrafted players.

The draft wraps up today with rounds 11-20 at Lumen Field in Seattle beginning at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The draft can be seen on MLB Network and MLB.com. You can also follow the draft right here.

The Blue Jays have the 344th pick overall in the 11th round of the draft.

Day 2 of the MLB Draft continues today with rounds 3-10 at Lumen Field in Seattle at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The draft can been seen on MLB Network and MLB.com. You can follow the draft right here.

The Blue Jays first pick of the day will come in the third round with the 89th overall selection. Their fourth-round pick is at 121.

The 2023 MLB Draft will begin at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time with the first two rounds and will be held at Lumen Field, the home of the Seattle Seahawks. The draft can be seen on TSN, ESPN, MLB Network and MLB.com. You can also follow the draft right here.

Day 2 of the draft with rounds 3-10 is set for 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday and Day 3 with rounds 11-20 goes on Tuesday, also at 2:00 p.m. Eastern.

The Toronto Blue Jays have the 20th overall pick.

Thought I'd dig into what has happened with past drafts vs the Jays picks this year. Just to help limit expectations of the Jays getting a Mike Trout (inner circle HOF) or John Olerud (immediate help) in it.

The 2023 MLB draft goes Sunday at 7pm. All reports suggest it will be a strong draft. Many high school players in 2020, somewhat due to Covid, decided to go to school rather than sign up for a non existent minor league season. Those players are now eligible as college players.

There has been some talk of comparisons of farm systems, drafting, etc. recently and the Jays weren't listed as being one of the better organizations. But does this hold up when one digs into data?

Over the years the Jays have had a few GM's and each did drafts and signed undrafted free agents. So how did each do?

The MLB Draft concludes today with rounds 11-20. You can follow the MLB Draft by clicking here.

Day two of the MLB Draft continues with rounds 3-10. The Toronto Blue Jays have a bonus pool of $8,372,100 to work with. For the MLB.com draft tracker, click here.

The Toronto Blue Jays have four picks on day one of the 2022 MLB Draft which gets underway at 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time on MLB Network and ESPN. For the MLB.com Draft Tracker, click here. The Blue Jays will be picking 23rd, 60th, 77th and 78th with the latter picks as free agent compensation for losing Robbie Ray and Marcus Semien. The Baltimore Orioles have the first overall pick.

Baseball America is projecting the Jays will take California outfielder Dylan Beavers with the 23rd overall pick. MLB.com’s Jonathan Mayo and Jim Callis believe Toronto will go the high school route with Mayo saying Texas High School shortstop Jett Williams will be the Jays selection while Callis believes it will be Columbia High School third baseman Tucker Toman.