Some rough games on the farm tonight. Our High-A affiliate lost 6-2 and went 1-11 with RISP. Brett Lawrie went 2-3 and Kyle Drabek pitched two innings. Our GCL team lost 9-0. Our Low-A affiliate lost 8-1 and Roberto Osuna was outpitched by another prospect. Our AAA affiliate lost, but managed to put up a gallant fight at the end. Bluefield eked out a win and New Hampshire came from behind to win on a night where Sean Nolin was OK. Vancouver won in the late one.

I'm sure I played this game before, pay a little bit now then later more.

"The Blue Jays have reached .500! Remove the stone of shame!"

"Woo-who!"

"Attach the stone of triumph!"

"D'oh!"

Kevin Pillar had a career night with 4 doubles for Buffalo.  New Hampshire won both games of a double header, while the younger Blue Jays prospects continue to excel in Bluefield and the GCL.

We've come too far to give up who we are, so let's raise the bar and our cups to the stars.

A 2-5 Tuesday on the farm with one game cut short due to Mother Nature.

Me with the floorshow, kickin' with your torso, boys getting high and the girls even more so.

Three one-run losses, including one in extra innings, contributed to a 2-6 Monday on the farm.

I'm not man or machine, I'm just something in between.

Today the farm teams went 3-3, with Buffalo winning a 14 inning sleeper 1-0.  Bluefield was involved in a shootout with Pulaski which involved 30 hits.  Lansing scored 14 runs, and Dunedin lost by double-digits.

I don't care, I get my share, don't feel no deprivation, the more I get the better it is.

Buffalo won thanks to Mauro Gomez who hit two home runs. Jose Reyes had two hits. Chad Jenkins was OK'ish.

Sean Nolin pitched seven strong to lead New Hampshire to the win.

Kyle Drabek started for Dunedin and took the loss.

Roberto Osuna had a bad start and Lansing lost big.

Vancouver rallied from a five run deficit in the sixth to win.

Bluefield had excellent pitching from Tom Robson and Jairo Labourt and DJ Davis drove in three runs as the Jays won.

The GCL Jays started their season with a double header sweep of the Phillies. 17 different hitters got to start a game.

I am control, there's no way you can shake me, I am your debt, and you know you can't pay me.

It was an eventful night on the farm. Kevin Pillar and Andy Burns made their debuts with multi-hits games. Aaron Sanchez returned from the DL and didn't miss a beat. Burns and DJ Davis were each a home run short of the cycle.

Pillar was backed up with good pitching to lead Buffalo to the win. Burns debut was less successful as New Hampshire lost a winnable game. Dunedin had good pitching behind Sanchez and won. Lansing pitchers were blown out and the hitters went hitless. Bluefield's pitchers, Zak Wasilewski and Alberto Tirado were roughed up a bit in their first game. DJ Davis had three hits but it wasn't enough. Vancouver took an early lead and held on for a one run win.

Going with the flow, it's all a game to me, seven or eleven, snake eyes watching you.