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It was a busy week for the Toronto Blue Jays prospects at the Arizona Fall League. All three of their position players had a big game on November 4th, while three players played in the annual “Fall-Stars” game. Each of…

Toronto Blue Jays prospect Jake Cook matched an Arizona Fall League record by stealing four bases during the Mesa Solar Sox's 14-5 victory on November 4. Cook finished the game 3-for-4 with two walks and two RBI, bringing his season tally to 14 stolen bases. Fellow prospect Aaron Parker also highlighted the week by winning the AFL Home Run Derby and adding a 451-foot home run in regular action.
Position player Jake Casey added a home run and five RBI during the November 4 contest, while pitchers struggled across the board. Jake Bloss, the lone Toronto pitching prospect named a Fall-Star, surrendered two earned runs in two-thirds of an inning. The Solar Sox sit fifth in the standings at 11-14 with two games remaining before the postseason quarterfinals begin.
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