Minor League Affiliations
| Level | Team | League | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAA | Buffalo Bisons | International League | Buffalo, New York |
| AA | New Hampshire Fisher Cats | Eastern League | Manchester, New Hampshire |
| Advanced A | Dunedin Blue Jays | Florida State League | Dunedin, Florida |
| A | Lansing Lugnuts | Midwest League | Lansing, Michigan |
| Short Season A | Vancouver Canadians | Northwest League | Vancouver, British Columbia |
| Rookie-Advanced | Bluefield Blue Jays | Appalachian League | Bluefield, West Virginia |
| Rookie | GCL Blue Jays | Gulf Coast League | Dunedin, Florida |
| DSL Blue Jays | Dominican Summer League | San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic |
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