The Toronto Blue Jays has some seriously promising prospects coming out of the Arizona Fall League
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The Toronto Blue Jays sent multiple prospects to the Arizona Fall League and a lot of them have been quite impressive showing that the Blue Jays might have a better farm system than expected.
The Blue Jays sent quite a few prospects to the Arizona Fall League to play with the Scottsdale Scorpions as they do every year with players that did not play much due to injuries.
Blue Jays prospects have been impressing at Arizona Fall League
The Blue Jays sent multiple top prospects such as TJ Brock, Ryan Jennings, Johnathan Lavallee, Adrian Pinto and Peyton Williams who all stood out for the Scorpions.
Brock and Pinto both finished with 0.00 ERA in the semi finals while Lavallee had a 1.74 ERA while Pinto hit a homerun and Williams had 12 RBIs in the game leading the Scorpions to the finals.
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Standout Performers:
T.J. Brock (0.00 ERA)
Ryan Jennings (0.00 ERA)
Johnathan Lavallee (1.74 ERA)
Adrian Pinto (Clinch HR, ASG HR)
Peyton Williams (12 RBI, .808 OPS)
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Standout Performers:
T.J. Brock (0.00 ERA)
Ryan Jennings (0.00 ERA)
Johnathan Lavallee (1.74 ERA)
Adrian Pinto (Clinch HR, ASG HR)
Peyton Williams (12 RBI, .808 OPS)
Unfortunately, the Scorpions ended up losing in the Finals of the Arizona Fall League yesterday to the Rafters but the Blue Jays prospects still made a great name for themselves while in Arizona.
The only Blue Jays prospects that seems to be leaving Arizona with a bit of a black cloud is pitcher Kendry Rojas who struggled on the mound for the Scorpions in the desert.
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