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List of Toronto Blue Jays minor league affiliates

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Current Toronto Blue Jays minor league affiliate locations

TheToronto Blue Jaysfarm system consists of sevenMinor League Baseball affiliates across theUnited States and inCanada and theDominican Republic. Three teams are independently owned, while four—theDunedin Blue Jays,Florida Complex League Blue Jays, and twoDominican Summer League Blue Jays squads—are owned by the major league club.

The Blue Jays have been affiliated with theDouble-ANew Hampshire Fisher Cats of theEastern League since 2004, making it the longest-running active affiliation in the organization among teams not owned by the Blue Jays. The longest affiliation in team history was the 31-year relationship with theTriple-AInternational League'sSyracuse Chiefs from 1978 to 2008. Their newest affiliate is theBuffalo Bisons of the International League, which became the Blue Jays' Triple-A club in 2013.

Geographically, Toronto's closest affiliate is the Buffalo Bisons, which are approximately 95 kilometres (59 mi) away. Toronto's furthest affiliate is theHigh-AVancouver Canadians of theNorthwest League some 3,359 kilometres (2,087 mi) away.

Current affiliates

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The Toronto Blue Jaysfarm system consists of sevenminor league affiliates.[1]

ClassTeamLeagueLocationBallparkAffiliated
Triple-ABuffalo BisonsInternational LeagueBuffalo, New YorkSahlen Field2013
Double-ANew Hampshire Fisher CatsEastern LeagueManchester, New HampshireDelta Dental Stadium2003
High-AVancouver CanadiansNorthwest LeagueVancouver,British ColumbiaNat Bailey Stadium2011
Single-ADunedin Blue JaysFlorida State LeagueDunedin, FloridaTD Ballpark1987
RookieFCL Blue JaysFlorida Complex LeagueDunedin, FloridaEnglebert Complex2007
DSL Blue Jays RedDominican Summer LeagueBoca Chica,Santo DomingoBaseball City Complex2025
DSL Blue Jays Blue

Past affiliates

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Key

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SeasonEach year is linked to an article about that particular Blue Jays season.

1977–1989

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Prior to the 1963 season,Major League Baseball (MLB) initiated a reorganization of Minor League Baseball that resulted in a reduction from six classes to four (Triple-A,Double-A,Class A, andRookie) in response to the general decline of the minors throughout the 1950s and early-1960s when leagues and teams folded due to shrinking attendance caused by baseball fans' preference for staying at home to watch MLB games on television. The only change made within the next 27 years was Class A being subdivided for the first time to formClass A Short Season in 1966.[2]

SeasonTriple-ADouble-AClass AClass A Short SeasonRookieRef(s).
1977———Utica Blue Jays—[3]
1978Syracuse Chiefs—Dunedin Blue JaysUtica Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[4]
1979Syracuse Chiefs—Dunedin Blue Jays
Kinston Eagles		Utica Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[5]
1980Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysKinston EaglesUtica Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[6]
1981Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Kinston Eagles		—Medicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		[7]
1982Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Kinston Blue Jays		—Medicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		[8]
1983Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Kinston Blue Jays		—Medicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		[9]
1984Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Kinston Blue Jays		—Medicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		[10]
1985Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Kinston Blue Jays		—Medicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		[11]
1986Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysFlorence Blue Jays
Ventura County Gulls		St. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[12]
1987Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue Jays
Myrtle Beach Blue Jays		St. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[13]
1988Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue Jays
Myrtle Beach Blue Jays		St. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays[14]
1989Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue Jays
Myrtle Beach Blue Jays		St. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
DSL Blue Jays		[15][16]

1990–2020

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Minor League Baseball operated with six classes from 1990 to 2020. In 1990, the Class A level was subdivided for a second time with the creation ofClass A-Advanced. The Rookie level consisted of domestic and foreign circuits.[2]

SeasonTriple-ADouble-AClass A-AdvancedClass AClass A Short SeasonRookieForeign RookieRef(s).
1990Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue JaysMyrtle Beach Blue JaysSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays
DSL Blue Jays/Brewers		[17][18]
1991Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue JaysMyrtle Beach HurricanesSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays 1
DSL Blue Jays 2		[19][20]
1992Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville Blue JaysDunedin Blue JaysMyrtle Beach HurricanesSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays East
DSL Blue Jays West		[21]
1993Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays East
DSL Blue Jays West		[22]
1994Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays 1
DSL Blue Jays 2		[23]
1995Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines Blue JaysMedicine Hat Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[24]
1996Syracuse ChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines StompersMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[25]
1997Syracuse SkyChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines StompersMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[26]
1998Syracuse SkyChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines StompersMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[27]
1999Syracuse SkyChiefsKnoxville SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsSt. Catharines StompersMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[28]
2000Syracuse SkyChiefsTennessee SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysHagerstown SunsQueens KingsMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[29]
2001Syracuse SkyChiefsTennessee SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysCharleston Alley CatsAuburn DoubledaysMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[30]
2002Syracuse SkyChiefsTennessee SmokiesDunedin Blue JaysCharleston Alley CatsAuburn DoubledaysMedicine Hat Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays
VSL Carora[n 1]		[32]
2003Syracuse SkyChiefsNew Haven RavensDunedin Blue JaysCharleston Alley CatsAuburn DoubledaysPulaski Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays
VSL Cocorote[n 2]		[34]
2004Syracuse SkyChiefsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysCharleston Alley CatsAuburn DoubledaysPulaski Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[35]
2005Syracuse SkyChiefsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysPulaski Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[36]
2006Syracuse SkyChiefsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysPulaski Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays
VSL Blue Jays/Twins		[37]
2007Syracuse ChiefsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysGCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays 1
DSL Blue Jays 2		[38]
2008Syracuse ChiefsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysGCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays 1
DSL Blue Jays 2		[39]
2009Las Vegas 51sNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysGCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[40]
2010Las Vegas 51sNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsAuburn DoubledaysGCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[41]
2011Las Vegas 51sNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[42]
2012Las Vegas 51sNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[43]
2013Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[44]
2014Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[45]
2015Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[46]
2016Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[47]
2017Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[48]
2018Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[49]
2019Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[50]
2020[n 3]Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsDunedin Blue JaysLansing LugnutsVancouver CanadiansBluefield Blue Jays
GCL Blue Jays		DSL Blue Jays[52]

2021–present

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The current structure of Minor League Baseball is the result of an overall contraction of the system beginning with the 2021 season. Class A was reduced to two levels:High-A andLow-A.[53] Low-A was reclassified as Single-A in 2022.[54]

SeasonTriple-ADouble-AHigh-ASingle-ARookieForeign RookieRef.
2021Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsVancouver CanadiansDunedin Blue JaysFCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[55]
2022Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsVancouver CanadiansDunedin Blue JaysFCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[56]
2023Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsVancouver CanadiansDunedin Blue JaysFCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[57]
2024Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsVancouver CanadiansDunedin Blue JaysFCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays[58]
2025Buffalo BisonsNew Hampshire Fisher CatsVancouver CanadiansDunedin Blue JaysFCL Blue JaysDSL Blue Jays Blue
DSL Blue Jays Red		[59]

Notes

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  1. ^In 2002, the Blue Jays operated aVenezuelan Summer League team as a co-op with theSt. Louis Cardinals.[31]
  2. ^In 2003, the Blue Jays operated aVenezuelan Summer League team as a co-op with theFlorida Marlins.[33]
  3. ^The 2020Minor League Baseball season was cancelled due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[51]

References

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