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Blue Jays prospect Jay Harry has hit the ground running in Triple-A
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Ryley Delaney
Jun 26, 2026, 16:00 EDTUpdated: Jun 26, 2026, 20:46 EDT
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Jay Harry is starting to become a legitimate prospect in the Toronto Blue Jays organization, and one they may end up calling up in the next two seasons.
The utility player was promoted after a great start in Double-A. On Thursday, Harry hit his third home run since joining the Bisons, going 1-3 on top of a three-walk game.
Since joining the Bisons, Harry is slashing .355/.420/.689 with three home runs and six doubles in 50 plate appearances, good for a 185 wRC+. When including his Double-A stats, Harry is slashing .332/.368/.603 with 11 home runs in 229 plate appearances, good for a 150 wRC+.
Acquired from the Minnesota Twins in the Trevor Richards trade before the 2024 trade deadline, Harry struggled to end the 2024 season, and didnā€™t have a great 2025. Seemingly, heā€™s figured it out, as his 11 home runs are tied for fourth in the organization, while his 150 wRC+ ranks second, only behind Sean Keys.

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The Bisons ended up winning that game 15-1. Harry hit one of the three home runs they had, as Keys hit his 21st home run of the season and Charles McAdoo hit his ninth. Willie MacIver, Jeā€™Von Ward, Jonatan Clase, and Yohendrick PiƱango all hit doubles as well.
Starting the game for the Bisons was Chad Dallas, who struck out three over four and one-third scoreless innings. Brendon Little picked up the win, and Pat Gallagher struck out four over two scoreless innings.
In Double-A, Gage Stanifer fired six one-run innings, striking out nine and walking just one batter. He picked up his third win of the season, as the New Hampshire Fisher Cats defeated the Somerset Patriots by a score of 2-1.
Following Stanifer was Mason Olson, who struck out four in one and the-thirds innings pitched. Javen Coleman picked up the save, striking out two of the four batters he faced. Jackson Hornungā€™s ninth double of the season drove in both runs, while Victor Arias hit his second triple at the level.
The High-A Vancouver Canadians also won, defeating the Hillsboro Hops 7-2 after seven innings. There were no home runs hit, but Manuel Beltre, Alex Stone, Maddox Latta, and Alexis Hernandez all hit a double.Ā 
All four ā€œAā€ teams won, as the Single-A Dunedin Blue Jays doubled up the Tampa Tarpons, winning 12-6. It was a great game for Dariel Ramon, who went 4-5 with a walk, two RBIs, and two doubles. Aldo Gaxiola and Brock Tibbitts also hit a double, and Giaconino Lasaracina went 3-5 with three singles.
Also in Florida, the Florida Complex League Blue Jays defeated the FCL Tigers 2-0. Pascual Archila hit his eight double of the season, and Andres Arias had a two-hit game.Ā 
Miguel Pantoja started the game, throwing one and two-thirds scoreless innings with two strikeouts. Victor Espiritu struck out three in two and two-thirds innings in relief, and Ramon Suarez struck out two and one-third innings.
The Dominican Summer League Blue Jays Red defeated the DSL Tigers 1 by a score of 11-3. Ayberson Ortega was the standout performer, hitting his fourth double of the season in a four-hit game. Luis Nunez and Gabriel Porras each hit a double as well.
There was only one Blue Jays affiliate that lost on Thursday, the DSL Blue Jays Blue, who fell 5-3 to the DSL Rangers Blue. Juan Caricote hit his second home run of the season, and Fabian Gonzalez hit two doubles. Eiker Lothar and Sebastian Casanova each hit a double as well.
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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