Blue Jays RHP Sean Reid-Foley, Triple-A Buffalo: 7 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 6 K -- Toronto's No. 7 prospect won his second straight start for the Bisons. Reid-Foley struck out the side in the first inning on 11 pitches, then fanned Andrew Romine to open the second. He

It's been a rough year for the Blue Jays, but Toronto will soon see a glimpse into its bright future. With an injury to infielder Yangervis Solarte, the club promoted third-ranked prospectDanny Jansen from Triple-A Buffalo to the Majors. No. 10 prospect Sean Reid-Foley was also added to Toronto's taxi squad

Danny Jansen arrived at Coca-Cola Field frustrated yet determined. The Blue Jays' sixth-ranked prospect had two hits in his previous 25 at-bats, with appearances in the Triple-A All-Star Game and the Futures Game keeping him from finding any sort of groove. He figured things out Sunday, homering twice and plating three runs

After 11 starts, the International League is suiting Sean Reid-Foley just fine.The Blue Jays' No. 10 prospect allowed only a solo homer across six innings, striking out five while walking two, as Triple-A Buffalo beat Norfolk, 7-3, on Tuesday at Coca-Cola Field."I was just trying to work with [Danny Jansen], my

Theme of the dayYou look familiar: Gio Brusa joined Griffin Canning and Ryan Clark as the only players to appear on the 2018 Minor League milestones page twice. The Giants prospect was already there after hitting for the cycle for Class A Advanced San Jose on April 11. On Sunday,

Theme of the day2017 picks:Hunter Greene, last year's No. 2 overall pick, tossed the longest outing of his young career with a five-inning gem for Class A Dayton. No. 26 overall pick Bubba Thompson set his own career high with four hits for Class A Hickory. Taylor Walls, a third-round

Theme of the dayNo hits for you: There were several day games Wednesday, but biggest news of the day came in primetime when three Inland Empire pitchers combined to no-hit Lake Elsinore. The fact that the starting pitcher for the 66ers was Jason Alexander sent the Twittersphere into a tizzy.

Sean Reid-Foley pitched in just about every environment the Eastern League had to offer a year ago, going wire-to-wire with 27 starts. Repeating the level to begin 2018, he looked poised to conquer it.The Blue Jays' No. 10 prospect allowed one hit over six scoreless innings and No. 3 overall prospectVladimir Guerrero

Sean Reid-Foley glanced at the scoreboard as he walked toward the dugout to get a look at his final pitching line on Friday night. What he saw came as a minor shock."I looked up whenever I was getting taken out and saw the number [of strikeouts]," he said. "It was

The jump to Double-A is often regarded as the most difficult for a Minor Leaguer. Sean Reid-Foley has learned that firsthand in his first go-around in the Eastern League. But in a game that thrives on adjustments, the 21-year-old is beginning to find his way.Toronto's second-ranked prospect allowed three hits

With a tough first half behind him, Sean Reid-Foley put together the type of outing that could provide some momentum for the remainder of the season. The Blue Jays' No. 2 prospect scattered four hits, walked two and struck out five in a season-high seven scoreless innings to lead Double-A New

Sean Reid-Foley's goal was to make Saturday's game "fun for everybody," including the contingent of family members he had watching him from the stands. And it was enjoyable for most, except for the opposing hitters. The second-ranked Blue Jays prospect allowed five hits and struck out eight over six innings as Double-A

With Spring Training underway and the 2017 season almost upon us, MiLB.com looks at the state of all 30 farm systems and ranks them, according to certain changing criteria with each edition. This week we focus on pitching prospects and consider the quality and quantity of top talent in each