It wasn’t a great week in the <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/">Toronto Blue Jays</a>&#8216; farm system.

This is the May 23-25 edition of the Minor League Report, where we look at the past three games for each of the Blue Jays’ affiliates. We’ll look at the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, High-A Vancouver Canadians, Single-A Dunedin Blue Jays, and FCL Jays in this article. If you missed the article from the first half of the week, <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-minor-league-report-arjun-nimmala-hit-his-organization-leading-ninth-home-run">you can read it here</a>.
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Let&#8217;s take a look at the week that was!
<h2>Bisons drop five of six</h2>
After losing twice in the first half of the week, the Buffalo Bisons got back in the win column with a 14-6 win on Friday. It was an extra-base extravaganza for the Bisons, as Riley Tirotta and <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-nations-2025-pre-season-prospect-countdown-no-24-rainer-nunez">Rainer Nunez</a> hit home runs. Nunez also hit a double, as did Alan Roden and Orelvis Martinez, who hit two, as well as a triple. Josh Rivera also hit a triple.
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NUNEZZZZZZZZZZ <a href="https://t.co/akUrvp73yo">pic.twitter.com/akUrvp73yo</a>
&mdash; Buffalo Bisons (@BuffaloBisons) <a href="https://twitter.com/BuffaloBisons/status/1926067160608031117?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 24, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Easton Lucas made the start on Friday, giving up four earned runs in four and two-thirds innings to bring his season ERA to 5.88. Jacob Barnes and Kevin Gowdy each allowed an earned run, with Justin Bruihl hurling a clean inning with a strikeout.
That was the high point of the Bisons’ week, as they lost 4-1 in the first game of the doubleheader on Saturday. They totalled just three hits from Nunez, Will Robertson, and Davis Schneider, all singles. Adam Kloffenstein made the start, giving up four earned runs in four and two-thirds innings. Ryan Jennings threw a scoreless inning, and Jimmy Burnette struck out the only batter he faced.
The second game of the doubleheader was a 4-2 loss for the Bisons. Rivera hit a double, one of two hits by the Bisons. Andrew Bash made the start, going four innings with four runs allowed, all of them unearned. Tommy Nance pitched the remaining two innings, striking out five in the process.
In the series finale on Sunday, the Bisons fell 7-2. Robertson hit his fourth home run of the season, and Joey Loperfido hit his eighth double, also hitting a single. Anders Tolhurst started the game, giving up five runs, four earned, in an inning and a third. Burnette pitched two-thirds without giving up a run, and Ryan Burr gave up an earned run while striking out the side in his inning of work. Ryan Jennings also gave up an earned run in his inning of work, with Dillon Tate and Barnes pitching scoreless outings.
This week, the Bisons return home to host the Charlotte Knights for a six-game series.
<h2>Fisher Cats win series finale to snap six-game losing streak</h2>
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats also played four games in the second half of the week. Friday’s game was a 9-6 loss, with Eddinson Paulino hitting his third home run and RJ Schreck hitting his eighth. Robert Brooks hit a double, and Alex De Jesus hit a triple. Ryan Watson made the start, giving up four earned runs. Hunter Gregory gave up an earned run in his two-thirds of an inning, and Geison Urbaez was tagged with the loss, giving up four runs (three earned) in two and one-third innings pitched. Conor Larkin and Grayson Thurman threw scoreless outings.
In the first game of the doubleheader, the Fisher Cats fell 7-1. They had just three hits, as Cade Doughty hit the team’s lone extra-base hit, a double. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-prospect-spotlight-catching-up-with-devereaux-harrison-ahead-of-his-fourth-professional-season">Devereaux Harrison</a> had a tough start, giving up four earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Bobby Milacki gave up three earned runs in four innings, and Justin Kelly struck out three in an inning and a third.
The Fisher Cats lost both games of the doubleheader, dropping the second game 6-3. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-nations-2025-pre-season-prospect-countdown-no-25-peyton-williams">Peyton Williams</a> hit his third Double-A home run, and Jacob Sharp hit his first Double-A double. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/toronto-blue-jays-prospect-juaron-watts-brown-called-new-hampshire-2025-breakout">Juaron Watts-Brown made his Double-A debut</a>, pitching five innings and giving up five earned runs and striking out five. Johnathan Lavallee pitched two innings, giving up an earned run.
Thankfully, the Fisher Cats avoided the sweep with a 7-5 victory on Sunday. Williams hit another home run, and Sharp hit another double. Rafael Sanchez pitched four innings, giving up two earned runs. Michael Dominguez pitched two and one-third innings, striking out four and giving up an earned run. Conor Larkin picked up the save, striking out two in his 1.2 innings pitched. Alex Amalfi registered the save, giving up an earned run in his inning of work.
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SPECIAL DELIVERY 🥩🚚💥 
Back-to-back days with a two-run homer for the Iowa Meat Truck, Peyton Williams starting to make weekend round-trips a habit 💣 
Bot 7 | NH 4, SOM 4<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/BeyondBaseballNH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#BeyondBaseballNH</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DestinationCats?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DestinationCats</a> <a href="https://t.co/KDBzM58VEs">pic.twitter.com/KDBzM58VEs</a>
&mdash; New Hampshire Fisher Cats (@FisherCats) <a href="https://twitter.com/FisherCats/status/1926732454418674053?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 25, 2025</a></blockquote>
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This week, the Fisher Cats head to Hartford to face the Yard Goats for six games.
<h2>Canadians end eight-game losing streak</h2>
Friday’s 8-5 loss to the Eugene Emeralds was the Vancouver Canadians’ eighth consecutive loss, dropping their season record to 17-26. Arjun Nimmala, Sean Keys, Jackson Hornung, Je’Von Ward, and Nick Goodwin each hit a single. Jackson Wentworth made the start, giving up four earned runs in four innings of work. Irv Carter also gave up four earned runs in his 2.2 innings pitched. J.J. Sanchez pitched a scoreless inning and a third with two strikeouts.
The Canadians snapped their eight-game losing streak on Saturday with a 9-0 win. Goodwin hit his second home run of the season, and Eddie Micheletti Jr. hit his seventh double. Pat Gallagher struck out four in four innings of no-hit ball. Edinson Batista pitched two scoreless innings, as did Julio Ortiz. Chay Yeager pitched the last inning, walking one and striking out two.
On Sunday, the Canadians won their second in a row, scoring seven runs in the top of the 10th to win 9-2. Micheletti Jr. hit his fourth home run, and Goodwin hit another home run, as Aaron Parker and Carter Cunningham hit doubles. <a href="https://twitter.com/MLBPipeline/status/1926804237725401244">Trey Yesavage threw four scoreless</a> innings with nine strikeouts. Gage Stanifer had a much better outing, striking out seven while giving up an earned run in 3.1 innings pitched. Jonathan Todd pitched an inning and two-thirds with an earned run against and two strikeouts. Kai Peterson pitched the bottom of the 10th, striking out a batter to drop his ERA to 0.98.
This week, the Canadians host the Hillsboro Hops for a six-game series
<h2>D-Jays also dropped five of six</h2>
The Dunedin Blue Jays have been struggling as of late, winning their only game this past week by a score of 13-9. Bryce Arnold hit the lone home run as Alexis Hernandez, Peyton Powell, and Jean Joseph hit doubles. Daniel Guerra made the start, giving up three earned runs in his two-thirds of an inning. Juanmi Vasquez pitched three and one-third innings with an earned run given up. Johan Simon gave up three earned runs, striking out four in his four innings of work, and Nate LaRue gave up two earned runs in his inning of work.
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GET UP BALL🫡
Bryce Arnold goes oppo-taco for a two-run game-tying homer in the 4th, his 6th long ball of the year! <a href="https://t.co/JnStoieGt0">pic.twitter.com/JnStoieGt0</a>
&mdash; Dunedin Blue Jays (@DunedinBlueJays) <a href="https://twitter.com/DunedinBlueJays/status/1926067155189027212?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 24, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Saturday saw the D-Jays lose 4-3. Joseph and Tucker Toman hit doubles, with Sam Shaw, Manuel Beltre, and Joseph having two-hit games. Gilberto Batista made the start, giving up four earned runs in five innings of work. Eliander Alcalde pitched four innings, striking out four.
The D-Jays lost the series finale 9-5, with Toman hitting two doubles, the only extra-base hits of the game. Austin Cates had a good start, allowing just one earned run in five innings of work. Bennett Flynn was tagged with the loss, giving up four earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Eminen Flores blew the save, giving up an earned run and striking out three in his inning and a third. 
Javen Coleman had a tough outing, giving up three earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Jay Scheuler struck out the only batter he faced, and Colby Martin pitched a clean inning again, now going 15.1 innings without giving up a run.
This week, the D-Jays head to Clearwater to face the Threshers for a six-game series.
<h2>FCL Jays are on a four-game winning streak</h2>
The only success a team in the Blue Jays’ farm system this week came from the Florida Complex League Blue Jays, who won all three games they played in the second half of the week.
They defeated the FCL Tigers 4-1, with Junior Arias hitting his second home run of the season. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/report-blue-jays-prospect-josh-kasevich-set-to-miss-time-with-back-injury-rhp-ryan-burr-dealing-with-arm-fatigue">Josh Kasevich</a> had three singles, while David Beckles and Aldo Gaxiola had two hits each. Johnny King IV pitched three innings, striking out five in the process. Holden Wilkerson made his professional debut, striking out three in three innings of work. Samuel Colmenares picked up the save, allowing an earned run and striking out four to bring his season ERA to 0.90.
The next game against the FCL Tigers saw far more scoring, as the FCL Blue Jays won 11-8. Enmanuel Bonilla hit his first home run of the season, and Arias hit his third. Arias had a two-hit, three-walk game. Silvano Hechavarria pitched five innings with no earned runs allowed. Eduar Gonzalez gave up five earned runs in his 1.1 innings pitched, while Lluveres Severino gave up two earned runs in his two-thirds of an inning. Diego Dominguez picked up the save, pitching two innings with three strikeouts.
On Monday, the FCL Jays defeated the FCL Yankees 3-1. Bonilla hit his second double of the season, with Yorman Licourt hitting his first home run of the season. Chris McElvain made a rehab start, striking out five in three and two-thirds innings pitched. Pedro Tucent pitched one and a third clean innings, and Sann Omosako struck out six in his four innings of work for the save.
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It wasn’t a great week in the <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/">Toronto Blue Jays</a>' farm system.



This is the May 23-25 edition of the Minor League Report, where we look at the past three games for each of the Blue Jays’ affiliates. We’ll look at the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, High-A Vancouver Canadians, Single-A Dunedin Blue Jays, and FCL Jays in this article. If you missed the article from the first half of the week, <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-minor-league-report-arjun-nimmala-hit-his-organization-leading-ninth-home-run">you can read it here</a>.
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Let's take a look at the week that was!
<h2>Bisons drop five of six</h2>
After losing twice in the first half of the week, the Buffalo Bisons got back in the win column with a 14-6 win on Friday. It was an extra-base extravaganza for the Bisons, as Riley Tirotta and <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-nations-2025-pre-season-prospect-countdown-no-24-rainer-nunez">Rainer Nunez</a> hit home runs. Nunez also hit a double, as did Alan Roden and Orelvis Martinez, who hit two, as well as a triple. Josh Rivera also hit a triple.

https://twitter.com/BuffaloBisons/status/1926067160608031117

Easton Lucas made the start on Friday, giving up four earned runs in four and two-thirds innings to bring his season ERA to 5.88. Jacob Barnes and Kevin Gowdy each allowed an earned run, with Justin Bruihl hurling a clean inning with a strikeout.

That was the high point of the Bisons’ week, as they lost 4-1 in the first game of the doubleheader on Saturday. They totalled just three hits from Nunez, Will Robertson, and Davis Schneider, all singles. Adam Kloffenstein made the start, giving up four earned runs in four and two-thirds innings. Ryan Jennings threw a scoreless inning, and Jimmy Burnette struck out the only batter he faced.

The second game of the doubleheader was a 4-2 loss for the Bisons. Rivera hit a double, one of two hits by the Bisons. Andrew Bash made the start, going four innings with four runs allowed, all of them unearned. Tommy Nance pitched the remaining two innings, striking out five in the process.

In the series finale on Sunday, the Bisons fell 7-2. Robertson hit his fourth home run of the season, and Joey Loperfido hit his eighth double, also hitting a single. Anders Tolhurst started the game, giving up five runs, four earned, in an inning and a third. Burnette pitched two-thirds without giving up a run, and Ryan Burr gave up an earned run while striking out the side in his inning of work. Ryan Jennings also gave up an earned run in his inning of work, with Dillon Tate and Barnes pitching scoreless outings.

This week, the Bisons return home to host the Charlotte Knights for a six-game series.
<h2>Fisher Cats win series finale to snap six-game losing streak</h2>
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats also played four games in the second half of the week. Friday’s game was a 9-6 loss, with Eddinson Paulino hitting his third home run and RJ Schreck hitting his eighth. Robert Brooks hit a double, and Alex De Jesus hit a triple. Ryan Watson made the start, giving up four earned runs. Hunter Gregory gave up an earned run in his two-thirds of an inning, and Geison Urbaez was tagged with the loss, giving up four runs (three earned) in two and one-third innings pitched. Conor Larkin and Grayson Thurman threw scoreless outings.

In the first game of the doubleheader, the Fisher Cats fell 7-1. They had just three hits, as Cade Doughty hit the team’s lone extra-base hit, a double. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-prospect-spotlight-catching-up-with-devereaux-harrison-ahead-of-his-fourth-professional-season">Devereaux Harrison</a> had a tough start, giving up four earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Bobby Milacki gave up three earned runs in four innings, and Justin Kelly struck out three in an inning and a third.

The Fisher Cats lost both games of the doubleheader, dropping the second game 6-3. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/blue-jays-nations-2025-pre-season-prospect-countdown-no-25-peyton-williams">Peyton Williams</a> hit his third Double-A home run, and Jacob Sharp hit his first Double-A double. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/toronto-blue-jays-prospect-juaron-watts-brown-called-new-hampshire-2025-breakout">Juaron Watts-Brown made his Double-A debut</a>, pitching five innings and giving up five earned runs and striking out five. Johnathan Lavallee pitched two innings, giving up an earned run.

Thankfully, the Fisher Cats avoided the sweep with a 7-5 victory on Sunday. Williams hit another home run, and Sharp hit another double. Rafael Sanchez pitched four innings, giving up two earned runs. Michael Dominguez pitched two and one-third innings, striking out four and giving up an earned run. Conor Larkin picked up the save, striking out two in his 1.2 innings pitched. Alex Amalfi registered the save, giving up an earned run in his inning of work.

https://twitter.com/FisherCats/status/1926732454418674053

This week, the Fisher Cats head to Hartford to face the Yard Goats for six games.
<h2>Canadians end eight-game losing streak</h2>
Friday’s 8-5 loss to the Eugene Emeralds was the Vancouver Canadians’ eighth consecutive loss, dropping their season record to 17-26. Arjun Nimmala, Sean Keys, Jackson Hornung, Je’Von Ward, and Nick Goodwin each hit a single. Jackson Wentworth made the start, giving up four earned runs in four innings of work. Irv Carter also gave up four earned runs in his 2.2 innings pitched. J.J. Sanchez pitched a scoreless inning and a third with two strikeouts.

The Canadians snapped their eight-game losing streak on Saturday with a 9-0 win. Goodwin hit his second home run of the season, and Eddie Micheletti Jr. hit his seventh double. Pat Gallagher struck out four in four innings of no-hit ball. Edinson Batista pitched two scoreless innings, as did Julio Ortiz. Chay Yeager pitched the last inning, walking one and striking out two.

On Sunday, the Canadians won their second in a row, scoring seven runs in the top of the 10th to win 9-2. Micheletti Jr. hit his fourth home run, and Goodwin hit another home run, as Aaron Parker and Carter Cunningham hit doubles. <a href="https://twitter.com/MLBPipeline/status/1926804237725401244">Trey Yesavage threw four scoreless</a> innings with nine strikeouts. Gage Stanifer had a much better outing, striking out seven while giving up an earned run in 3.1 innings pitched. Jonathan Todd pitched an inning and two-thirds with an earned run against and two strikeouts. Kai Peterson pitched the bottom of the 10th, striking out a batter to drop his ERA to 0.98.

This week, the Canadians host the Hillsboro Hops for a six-game series
<h2>D-Jays also dropped five of six</h2>
The Dunedin Blue Jays have been struggling as of late, winning their only game this past week by a score of 13-9. Bryce Arnold hit the lone home run as Alexis Hernandez, Peyton Powell, and Jean Joseph hit doubles. Daniel Guerra made the start, giving up three earned runs in his two-thirds of an inning. Juanmi Vasquez pitched three and one-third innings with an earned run given up. Johan Simon gave up three earned runs, striking out four in his four innings of work, and Nate LaRue gave up two earned runs in his inning of work.

https://twitter.com/DunedinBlueJays/status/1926067155189027212

Saturday saw the D-Jays lose 4-3. Joseph and Tucker Toman hit doubles, with Sam Shaw, Manuel Beltre, and Joseph having two-hit games. Gilberto Batista made the start, giving up four earned runs in five innings of work. Eliander Alcalde pitched four innings, striking out four.

The D-Jays lost the series finale 9-5, with Toman hitting two doubles, the only extra-base hits of the game. Austin Cates had a good start, allowing just one earned run in five innings of work. Bennett Flynn was tagged with the loss, giving up four earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Eminen Flores blew the save, giving up an earned run and striking out three in his inning and a third. 

Javen Coleman had a tough outing, giving up three earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. Jay Scheuler struck out the only batter he faced, and Colby Martin pitched a clean inning again, now going 15.1 innings without giving up a run.

This week, the D-Jays head to Clearwater to face the Threshers for a six-game series.
<h2>FCL Jays are on a four-game winning streak</h2>
The only success a team in the Blue Jays’ farm system this week came from the Florida Complex League Blue Jays, who won all three games they played in the second half of the week.

They defeated the FCL Tigers 4-1, with Junior Arias hitting his second home run of the season. <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/news/report-blue-jays-prospect-josh-kasevich-set-to-miss-time-with-back-injury-rhp-ryan-burr-dealing-with-arm-fatigue">Josh Kasevich</a> had three singles, while David Beckles and Aldo Gaxiola had two hits each. Johnny King IV pitched three innings, striking out five in the process. Holden Wilkerson made his professional debut, striking out three in three innings of work. Samuel Colmenares picked up the save, allowing an earned run and striking out four to bring his season ERA to 0.90.

The next game against the FCL Tigers saw far more scoring, as the FCL Blue Jays won 11-8. Enmanuel Bonilla hit his first home run of the season, and Arias hit his third. Arias had a two-hit, three-walk game. Silvano Hechavarria pitched five innings with no earned runs allowed. Eduar Gonzalez gave up five earned runs in his 1.1 innings pitched, while Lluveres Severino gave up two earned runs in his two-thirds of an inning. Diego Dominguez picked up the save, pitching two innings with three strikeouts.

On Monday, the FCL Jays defeated the FCL Yankees 3-1. Bonilla hit his second double of the season, with Yorman Licourt hitting his first home run of the season. Chris McElvain made a rehab start, striking out five in three and two-thirds innings pitched. Pedro Tucent pitched one and a third clean innings, and Sann Omosako struck out six in his four innings of work for the save.

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Ryley Delaney is a Nation Network writer for <a href="https://bluejaysnation.com/author/ryley-delaney">Blue Jays Nation</a>, <a href="https://oilersnation.com/author/ryley-delaney">Oilersnation</a>, and <a href="https://flamesnation.ca/author/ryley-delaney">FlamesNation</a>. They can be followed on Twitter <a href="https://x.com/Ryley__Delaney">@Ryley__Delaney</a>.

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