TORONTO -- The Blue Jays agreed to a $2.4 million bonus with their first pick from the 2026 MLB Draft, lefty Cole Carlon.

The bonus comes in just below the slot value for the No. 39 pick, which is $2,571,700. The Blue Jays did not pick in the first

The trajectories for prospects are rarely linear ... just ask Arjun Nimmala.

MLB's No. 44 prospect has had moments that hinted at stardom and others that served as reminders that development is anything but a straight line. Now in his fourth professional season, Nimmala is beginning to

SAN DIEGO -- This Draft class demanded creativity from the Blue Jays’ amateur scouting department, who needed to spend wisely and dig up some gems in the later rounds.

SAN DIEGO -- The Blue Jays selected left-hander Cole Carlon with their first pick Saturday in the 2026 MLB Draft, at No. 39 overall.

The 6-foot-5, 230-pound lefty out of Arizona State was ranked as the No. 26 prospect in the class by MLB Pipeline and provides an exciting

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SAN FRANCISCO -- The 2026 MLB Draft brings another opportunity for the Blue Jays to add young talent to a farm system that’s back on the rise, but you’ll have to wait a while to hear their first pick.

The Blue Jays won’t pick until No. 39, as their first-round pick

TORONTO -- Welcome to the show, Sean Keys.

The Blue Jays rookie had his first big league “moment,” launching his first career home run on Canada Day in front of a packed house at Rogers Centre during a 9-3 win against the Mets on Wednesday.

TORONTO – The Blue Jays are hoping some of the power they’ve been seeking will be coming from within.

Infielder Sean Keys, the Blue Jays' No. 14 prospect, made his Major League debut Saturday. Keys batted sixth and played first base, picking up the first hit of his career

The evolution of JoJo Parker from talented first-round Draft pick to one of the legitimate up-and-coming offensive forces in the Minors appears to be at hand.

MLB's No. 29 prospect homered for the fourth time in six games for Single-A Dunedin, which fell to visiting Tampa, <a

TORONTO -- The Blue Jays could use some power and timely hitting. Down in Triple-A, there’s a prospect with 20 home runs next to their name. You do the math.

Sean Keys has become the Blue Jays’ best story in the upper levels, carrying his red-hot start from Double-A up to

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JoJo Parker just turned in his best game as a professional thus far.

The Blue Jays’ top prospect collected four hits in an outing for the first time to drive Single-A Dunedin to a 15-5 win over Fort Myers at Hammond Stadium on

ATLANTA -- Baseball fans in Toronto learned a little bit more about Dallas on Thursday.

No, not Dallas, Texas. Dallas from Texas.

Specifically, 25-year-old right-handed pitcher Chad Dallas.

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BALTIMORE -- Charles McAdoo's first career hit may go down as one of the bigger swings of the Blue Jays’ season.

McAdoo connected for a two-run homer to complete a four-run seventh inning, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. belted a go-ahead two-run double one frame later and the Blue Jays returned to the

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DETROIT -- The Blue Jays placed reliever Tommy Nance on the 15-day injured list Sunday morning with right forearm discomfort, yet another injury in a season already filled with them.

Taking Nance’s place on the roster will be lefty Adam Macko, who will become the first MLB player born

Johnny King is the youngest player in the Northwest League at 19 years old, and he won’t turn 20 until July. But his youth has hardly stopped the lefty from absolutely dominating the competition across his first seven starts.

King, the Blue Jays’ No. 4 prospect, recorded five more