Toronto Blue Jays might have found a new power hitter within the organization in 6'5 Peyton Williams
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The Toronto Blue Jays prospect Peyton Williams has been making a name for himself at the Arizona Fall League after hitting two homeruns on Tuesday.
The Blue Jays are looking for big time hitters to bring in this winter and while Williams is nowhere near a call up to the big leagues, fan can be reassured that the Blue Jays seem to have some power hitters in their farm system.
Blue Jays prospect Peyton Williams hits two homeruns in the same game at the Arizona Fall League
Williams was drafted by the Blue Jays in the 2022 and is a monster standing at 6'5, 255 lbs first baseman and has proved to be an incredible hitter after putting up a .289 batting average and 11 homeruns in high-A ball this season.
The Blue Jays selected Peyton Williams in the seventh round of the 2022 draft. Playing for the Scottsdale Scorpions of the Arizona Fall League, Williams went 3-4 at the plate, walking once and hitting two home runs in their 9-7 win to push their record to 6-12. -Delaney
The Blue Jays prospect has continued to impress this fall as he is hitting very well at the Arizona Fall League after crushing two homeruns yesterday during a Scottsdale Scorpions game.
For the season, Williams is slashing .326/.340/.630 with three home runs in 47 plate appearances. Moreover, Williams has a 2.1 BB% and a 19.2 K%. -Delaney
Here's Peyton Williams' first home run of the game on Tuesday.
This one went over the batters eye, 433 feet, 106.4 mph EV.
This one went over the batters eye, 433 feet, 106.4 mph EV.
While the Blue Jays farm system does not seem to be the best in the league, they still seem to have quite a few solid young baseball players.
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