Cam Eden #2

Cameron Ray Eden...Enjoys playing basketball in his spare time...Spent three seasons at the University of California from 2017-2019...Appeared in 148 collegiate games, batting .316 (168-for-532) with 23 doubles, four triples, 14 home runs and 80 RBI for an. 829 OPS.

2023

Earned the Buffalo Bisons’ Jimmy Griffin Hometown Hero Award for 2023...Went a perfect 27-for-27 in stolen base attempts at Sahlen Field...Hit .302 across 61 home games to go with a .776 OPS...Appeared in 131 games for the Bisons, batting .257 (101-for-393) with 19 doubles, one triple, three home runs, and 48 RBI (.354 OBP)...Spent time at all three outfield positions in Buffalo (91G in CF, 28G in RF, 8G in LF)...Committed three errors for a .988 fielding percentage...Stole 53 bases for the Bisons, second most in all of Triple-A...Set a new Bisons Modern Era record, passing former Herd MVP Roemon Fields (43 in 2017)...Was caught just four times for a 93% success rate...Selected to the Major League roster on Sept. 20...Made his MLB debut on Sept. 21 as a pinch-runner in the ninth for Vladimir Guerrero Jr...Recorded his 1st Major League hit with a single in the bottom of the second inning off Jacob Lopez on Oct. 1 vs. TB...Was named to Toronto’s AL Wild Card roster but did not play.

2022

Spent time at three Minor League levels in 2022, making stops at Single-A Dunedin, High-A Vancouver and Double-A New Hampshire... Stole 36 combined bases on the season, including going 32-for-35 for the Fisher Cats, the fourth-most steals in the Eastern League (David Hamilton - 70, Anthony Volpe - 44, Elijah Dunham - 37)...The 36 total swipes were good for third among all Blue Jays farmhands (Steward Berroa - 47, Angel Del Rosario - 40)... Played 615.1 innings defensively in center field, picking up three assists while committing two errors for a .988 fielding percentage.

2021

In 2021, spent another season in Vancouver...Hit .274 (49-for-179) over 48 contests with 14 extra-base hits and 31 runs driven in for a .784 OPS...Stole 30 bases and was caught just twice...The 30 swipes were tied for second most among all High-A West hitters (Nick Dalesandro - 33).

2020

Did not play in 2020 due to the cancelled Minor League season. 

2019