Hi! Joe from the site's engine room here. If you're reading this, you're on the new Batter's Box server (inside Canada), and you don't have to do anything. I hope you noticed nothing, or at least didn't have too many difficulties with the switch.

(For those interested: from Linode in New Jersey to OVH in Quebec.)

Pitchers and catchers reported yesterday. Old thread overloaded, time for a new one.

Blue Jays Announce 2025 Canadians Coaching Staff

Jose Mayorga takes over as third manager of High-A era, leads group of new arrivals on Ontario Street

Brent Lavallee named manager of the double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats

Baseball America recently added its 31-40 rankings to round out the top 40 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system, rated 23rd in MLB. That's up one spot from 2024.

Dunedin Blue Jays Schedule for 2025

Niall O’Donohoe C’s Plus Baseball and Gerry McDonald Batters Box talking Vancouver Canadians Baseball, Season Four Episode 24

Yep, we got him.

Well, the winter keeps going and we're nearing Spring Training so what is the status vs past Jays teams?

Well, Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia, Billy Wagner were all elected to Hall of Fame. 1 vote shy of 100% for Ichiro.

5 years, opt out after 4, Jays can lock in year 5 with a guarantee for year 6. Appears to be for $92.5 mil with a max value of $110 if the extra year happens.

Well, the old thread is over 400 now, as our emotions get played with yet again.

In this thread, we will talk about some of the players who missed out on the Top 30 as well as some more background on the ins and outs of the Top 30. One player from last year's list was traded, Yosver Zulueta. Three others graduated, Addison Barger, Leo Jiménez and Spencer Horwitz.

On to the Top 10.

The middle 10 of our top 30 prospects is a real mix of players, from newly drafted pitchers to several players in AAA.