Two wins and two losses by the Blue Jays affiliates on Tuesday. Dunedin's game against St. Lucie was rained out.

And if California slides into the ocean
Like the mystics and statistics say it will
I predict this motel will be standing until I pay my bill

Buffalo stayed hot with a nice win. Naswell Paulino dominated over six innings as Dunedin shutout Bradenton with a one hitter. New Hampshire took a 5-0 lead and lost. Vancouver lost.

Here's a famous photograph. (Yes, it's some windy baseball lore, for a day with no baseball.)

Dilson Herrera hit two home runs. Tyler White hit a grand slam but Buffalo lost. New Hampshire won but Vancouver and Dunedin had few hits and lost. The FCL Jays lost, but a Quebecer had three hits.

The affiliates nearly had a perfect night, winning three out of four Thursday.

The Jays affiliates won two and lost three on Wednesday.

New Hampshire and Vancouver won but Buffalo did the opposite. Dunedin's game in Fort Myers was rained out.

The Cleveland Baseball Team is coming to town to play four against those fun loving Blue Jays.

Two winners and two second-place finishers on the scoreboard by the Jays affiliates Sunday.

It was a tough night on the farm. The FCL Jays were the only winners. The Bisons had to face Chris Sale, no issue for Nash Knight. Luis Quinones pitched well for New Hampshire in a losing cause. Neither the Fisher Cats or the Canadians could find much offense. Dunedin had the offense but not the pitching. The FCL Jays can always be relied on for offense.

Even without Austin Martin, the Fisher Cats won again. Vancouver had another wild game with Spokane and, once again, came out on the losing end. Dunedin won without much help from their big bats. Buffalo and the FCL Jays lost.

Who wrote that tired sea song
Set on this peaceful shore
You think you've heard this one before

It's major league baseball. In Toronto.