On May 4, Minor League Baseball finally got underway, marking the first time that the farm teams played competitive baseball games since Fall 2019. Obviously, this means the Jays’ affiliates have gotten things started, and while minor league rosters are in a state of constant flux, and while there often isn’t much to talk about regarding them beyond stories such as“big prospect jumps a level”, “oh my god, I thought he retired”, and “holy shit, a team named the