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Blue Jays Minor League Report: Vancouver Canadians have won 15 of their last 17 games
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Ryley Delaney
Jun 13, 2025, 16:30 EDTUpdated: Jun 13, 2025, 16:15 EDT
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The Vancouver Canadians can’t be stopped.
This is the June 10 – June 12 edition of the Minor League Report, where we look at how the last three days have gone for each of the Toronto 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, FCL Jays, and their two DSL teams in this article. If you missed Tuesday’s Minor League Report, you can read it here.
Let’s dig in!

Bisons drop two of three

The Buffalo Bisons started their week with a 4-3 loss, courtesy of a late Columbus Clippers RBI single in the top of the ninth. Riley Tirotta and Will Robertson finished with their only extra-base hits. CJ Van Eyk had a strong game, going six innings with two earned runs, two walks, and two strikeouts.
Wednesday’s game saw the Bisons return to the win column, defeating the Clippers 5-2. The only extra-base hit came off the bat of Yohendrick Pinango, who hit his first triple in Triple-A. Rainer Nunez had a three-hit game, as did Michael Stefanic. Lazaro Estrada had a solid outing, giving up two earned runs in five and two-thirds innings pitched, along with six strikeouts.
Thursday saw the Bisons fall 7-1. Stefanic hit two doubles, and Joey Loperfido hit his 12th double of the season. Adam Kloffenstein had an okay outing, giving up three earned runs in five innings of work. Nick Sandlin gave up four earned runs in his third of an inning pitched.

Fisher Cats win two of three

This week, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats are taking on the Reading Fightin Phils, defeating them 4-3 in extra innings on Tuesday. Eddinson Paulino hit his eighth double of the season and had a three-hit game, as did Peyton Williams. Charles McAdoo hit the other double. Devereaux Harrison had a good start, going five innings with two earned runs allowed.
Wednesday was another victory for the Fisher Cats, picking up a 5-4 win. Paulino hit his fifth home run of the season, while Jace Bohrofen hit three doubles in the game. Ryan McCarty also hit his fourth double of the season. Juaron Watts-Brown made the start in this game, pitching five innings with three earned runs allowed.
Unfortunately, the Fisher Cats couldn’t continue their winning ways on Thursday, falling 9-7. Paulino hit another home run, and Devonte Brown hit his second home run of the season. Bohrofen also hit a double. Trey Yesavage made his first Double-A start, going four innings with four walks and four strikeouts, three of those walks coming in the first inning.

Canadians’ win streak hits seven

The Vancouver Canadians are on a roll, winning 15 of their last 17 games. So far this week, they’ve won all three games, including a 5-1 victory on Tuesday. Carter Cunningham hit his fifth home run of the season, and Sean Keys hit his seventh of the year. Victor Arias also hit a double. On the pitching side, Khal Stephen struck out nine in six scoreless innings.
Wednesday saw them defeat Spokane 8-4. Arjun Nimmala hit his 10th home run of the season, while Cutter Coffey, Eddie Micheletti Jr. hit doubles. Moreover, Arias hit two doubles. Jackson Wentworth made the start, giving up three earned runs in 3.1 innings pitched. Pat Gallagher was credited with the win, striking out five in two and two-thirds innings pitched.
Another day, another win for the Canadians on Thursday, defeating Spoakne 10-6. Arias hit his fourth double of the series, and Keys hit two doubles. Although Gage Stanifer gave up three earned runs in four innings of work, he struck out a career-high 10 to bring his High-A ERA to 10. Edinson Batista picked up the win, striking out three in two innings of work.

Dunedin rained out twice

The Dunedin Blue Jays’ opponent so far hasn’t been the Fort Myers Mighty Mussels, but rain. Their only full game came on Tuesday, falling 5-4. Sam Shaw, Alexis Hernandez, and Lizandro Rodriguez hit doubles. Daniel Guerra made the start, giving up four runs (three earned) in two innings of work. Eliander Alcalde struck out four in three innings of work, Jay Scheuler struck out three in two innings, and Jack Eshleman also struck out three in two innings of work.
They started the first game of a doubleheader on Thursday, but it was rained out in the bottom of the first. It’ll (maybe) be resumed on Friday.

FCL Blue Jays split first two games

The Florida Complex League Blue Jays have played two games this week, defeating the FCL Tigers 4-2 on Tuesday. Their only extra-base hit came from Yorman Licourt’s second triple of the season. David Beckles had a two-hit game. Starting the game was Sann Omosako, pitching five innings with two runs allowed, one earned, and striking out three. Diego Dominguez pitched two innings, striking out three.
On Thursday, the FCL Jays fell 7-1 to the FCL Yankees. Drew Jemison hit the team’s only extra-base hit, with Beckles, Dylan Leach, and Enmanuel Bonilla hitting the team’s singles. Holden Wilkerson made the start, giving up three unearned runs in 2.2 innings pitched. Lluveres Severino pitched three and one-third innings, striking out four.

DSL Blue Jays Red win three straight

In this Minor League Report, we’ll be focusing on the Dominican Summer League Blue Jays Red, as the DSL Blue Jays Blue played just one game, and it was against Red.
But first, the DSL Blue Jays Red defeated DSL Arizona Red 5-4 in extra innings. Diego Arce hit the team’s only extra-base hit and walked three times. Danny Martinez started the game, giving up two runs (one earned) in two innings of work. Johandi Medina pitched three innings with two strikeouts, and Luis Victorino struck out three in two and one-third innings pitched.
For the second time in three games, the DSL Blue Jays Red defeated their other DSL team, this time by a score of 12-0. Kennew Blanco and Keegan Pieternella hit doubles, while Elianker Coronado and Blanco had three-hit games. Marcelino Theodore was the pitcher of record in this game, pitching two innings with three strikeouts. There weren’t any notables on the DSL Blue Jays Blue team.
Ryley Delaney is a Nation Network writer for Blue Jays Nation, Oilersnation, and FlamesNation. She can be followed on Twitter @Ryley__Delaney.

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