Toronto Blue Jays Farm System: Top Talent & Trade Chips

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The Toronto Blue Jays Farm System is firing on all cylinders, producing top talent and

trade ships to boost the major league team.

Standouts include right-handed Trey Yesavage, rank number 12 overall in baseball, shortstop

Jojo Parker at number 45, and Arjun Nemala.

In number 77, pitching prospects like Johnny King and Ricky Titeman round out the top 5.

Last season at the trade deadline, the Jays flipped several high prospects, including their

number 5, 6, and 10 guys to land pitcher Shane.

Beaver and Louis Varlin, plus infielder, tie France and reliever Saranthani Dominguez.

That move thinned the top pitching ranks but delivered immediate big leak help.

Fans and scouts are buzzing about the system's depth, with 16 draftees, nine trade acquisitions,

and others filling the pipeline.

It's built to support wins now and later, and the optimism is high, despite some setbacks.

One big riser is shortstop one Sanchez, jumping into the top 10 after going unranked last

year.

On the flip side, pitcher Landon Maraudis tumbled out of the top ranks following elbow surgery,

though at just 21, his fastball is rebounding.

To 93 to 95 miles per hour, and the team remains hopeful.

Looking ahead to 2026, eight prospects could arrive soon, with 10 more in 2027.

The group leans toward pitchers with eight righties and six lefties, plus solid position

players across shortstop, outfield, and third base.

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