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Jeff Passan/ESPN reported that the Toronto Blue Jays were preparing to add Charles McAdoo to their MLB roster, with a Thursday call-up anticipated after he spent the season with Triple-A Buffalo. This marked a potential MLB debut for the 24-year-old corner infielder, who has posted solid numbers in Buffalo (roughly .250/.356/.436 with eight homers and 27 RBI in 202 plate appearances) and offers infield depth for Toronto.[1]
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Fox Sports summarized McAdoo’s season to date, noting that he has primarily played third base but has seen time at first base as the organization considers where he fits long-term. The piece also reflected on his limited big-league track record to date and the need to show offense to offset any defensive rough edges as he nears a potential big-league stint.[2]
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Yardbarker’s entries around April and May 2026 highlighted McAdoo as a knocking-on-the-door prospect for an MLB call-up, especially as Toronto dealt with injuries and offensive slumps. They emphasized his strong walk rate and a high BABIP at Buffalo, suggesting his offensive profile could play in the big leagues if given the chance.[3][4]
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Additional minor-league and prospect-tracking sources consistently described McAdoo as a high-upside power-speed profile at third base who could contribute in the majors as a bench piece or utility option, contingent on continued development and opportunity.[5][6][7][8][9][10]
Notes:
- If you’re tracking the exact MLB call-up status, the reports indicate an imminent debut around late May 2026, contingent on roster moves and space on both the active roster and 40-man roster. Please check the Blue Jays’ official transactions and ESPN’s Jeff Passan for the latest official confirmation.[4][1]
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