Former MLB executive and now insider for The Athletic, Jim Bowden, always puts together his own prospects list around September. As Bowden puts it, his lists are done by the eye test and the gut test and so they often differ from other top prospect lists. However, what's similar about Bowden's is that for two prospects of the Toronto Blue Jays, they continue to make these lists, no matter who is writing them.
Just two Blue Jays prospects crack the latest Top 50 list
The top Toronto prospect that Bowden listed is right-handed pitcher Trey Yesavage, who he ranks as the 28th best prospect.