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	Season	Tm	LG	BF	W	L	ERA	G	GS	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP
	2026	TOR	AL	64	2	1	5.02	6	0	0	14.1	13	8	8	2	8	17	1.47
	1 Season	TOR	AL	64	2	1	5.02	6	0	0	14.1	13	8	8	2	8	17	1.47

*: All Star Season, Rankings AL/NL: Top 5 10 15 20,        Click for Chart.

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Season	Tm	LG	POS	G	GS	INN	TC	PO	A	E	DP	RF	FPCT%
2026	TOR	AL	P	6	0	14.1	2	1	1	0	0		1.000
1 Season	TOR	AL	P	6	0	14.1	2	1	1	0	0		1.000

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Scouting Report

Scouting grades: Fastball: 45 | Curveball: 55 | Slider: 55 | Cutter: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 40

Dallas transferred from Panola College in Texas to Tennessee for his sophomore season in 2020 and started in both of his years with the Volunteers, leading him to the Blue Jays in the fourth round of the 2021 Draft. His breakout campaign came in 2023 when he posted a 3.65 ERA with 144 strikeouts in 123 1/3 innings at High-A and Double-A, though he took a step back in Triple-A a year later. He underwent Tommy John surgery in September 2024, missed all of 2025 and returned to Buffalo for ’26 before earning his long-awaited Major League debut in June.

It’s primarily a gloveside arsenal from a high-angle release for the 5-foot-11 right-hander, who isn’t afraid to lean into his strengths rather than trying to fit typical pitching norms. He uses a 91-94 mph cutter like others use their four-seamer, and even then, he throws his breaking stuff roughly half the time. An 81-84 sweeper shows huge movement (averaging 15-16 inches), and that’s the pitch he uses to get righties to chase out of the zone. A curveball around the same velo shows downward snap and works as his primary breaker against lefties. He also worked in a 92-94 mph sinker in Triple-A for something armside but hasn’t flashed it in the Majors just yet.

Dallas relies on a heavy amount of chase to be effective, and since his return from TJ, Triple-A batters have bitten enough to keep his walk rates in check. That said, the Jays have used him out of the bullpen in his early MLB looks, and that’s likely where he has the best chance to stick given his age and injury history.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 45 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 40 | Cutter: 50 | Control: 50 | Overall: 45

A fourth-round pick in the 2021 Draft after he grew from a reliever into a starter at Tennessee, Chad “Cheese” Dallas opened his pro career with what you could call a learning experience in ‘22. That year with High-A Vancouver, Dallas posted a 4.60 ERA over 88 innings, with a walk rate of 5.2 BB/9 holding him back. Some improvements to Dallas’ body and repertoire helped him regain some momentum in ‘23, as he posted a 3.65 ERA over 123 1/3 innings between High-A and Double-A, cutting that walk rate along the way.

Dallas’ projection is still more about the overall package than overwhelming stuff, though his slider could be a plus pitch that misses serious bats in the big leagues. He threw the low-80s offering 40 percent of the time during his stint in New Hampshire. He’s added a bit of velocity over the years and is doing a better job of maintaining it now, but Dallas has been sitting near 93 mph and could benefit from a bit more because of the movement profile. He’ll need to spot that fastball with top-end precision to make everything else work. One new wrinkle is the cutter that Dallas has developed, which should help him against left-handed hitters. 

This is the type of pitcher the Blue Jays could benefit from developing in waves, particularly after a few years of thin rotation depth. Dallas may not match the ceilings of some of the names higher on this list, but he’s given himself a good shot with a strong floor and deep mix of pitches. He’ll have every opportunity to position himself well behind that first wave of Ricky Tiedemann, Bowden Francis, Yariel Rodriguez and others in Toronto’s depth picture if he gets off to a strong start. He’ll need to hit his spots, though, because Dallas won’t get away with as many misses on his fastball as some other starters might. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Slider: 60 | Changeup: 40 | Control: 45 | Overall: 45

Recruited to Tennessee from the junior college ranks as a reliever, Dallas became a standout starter for the Volunteers and ended up a fourth-round pick of the Blue Jays in 2021 as a result. He spent his entire first full season with High-A Vancouver and took some lumps (4.60 ERA, 51 walks in 88 innings), causing him to return to the Northwest League this spring. Dallas impressed Toronto officials with improvements to his body geared to last a full season, and he sped through his Vancouver comeback, arriving at Double-A New Hampshire in mid-May with stuff that’s held up for much of the summer.

Dallas’ best pitch by far is his mid-80s slider that sweeps well across the plate and shows ample depth with high spin rates. He can plop it into the zone for an early strike or move it to either side to generate whiffs as hitters can’t seem to handle the break. He’s added a little velocity in 2023 and will occasionally touch 95-96 mph but generally sits closer to 93-94 with his fastball. The heater largely plays better with sequencing when it can sneak up on any hitters looking for the breaking stuff. A low-80s curveball can provide a different look too, while his changeup is a distant fourth pitch. 

Standing at 5-foot-11, Dallas has wavering control, an issue that’s been tested against more advanced Double-A bats. He has a deep enough arsenal to start, but if he can’t get the walk rate below 10 percent, the reliever risk will remain. Still, he’s been trending in the right direction in 2023 and has solidified his place as one of Toronto’s most intriguing arms.

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Changeup: 40 | Cutter: 60 | Control: 45 | Overall: 40

After striking out 71 batters in 39 innings as a freshman at Panola Junior College (Texas) in 2019, Dallas was recruited by Tennessee as a reliever. Instead, he developed into the Volunteers’ No. 1 starter and helped pitch them to their first College World Series since 2005. The Blue Jays made him a fourth-round selection in ’21 and signed him slightly over slot value at $497,500. 

Nicknamed “Cheese,” Dallas has gotten the velocity on his fastball to tick up since the Draft, and it now sits around 93 mph, touching 95 mph. There could be room for a bit more, too, which would leave Dallas’ arrow pointing up into ’22. The biggest addition for Dallas has been a mid-80s cutter that’s tough on right-handers while his low-80s curveball is a pitch he’s comfortable with in any count, too. 

At 5-foot-11, Dallas is a different look physically than many of the larger-built starters in the Blue Jays’ organization, but he makes it work by pounding the zone and competing. In '22, left-handed hitters will be one challenge to monitor, which is where an improved changeup would really benefit him. There’s bullpen potential here, of course, and that’s something Dallas would be familiar with, but he’ll be rolled out as a starter and could move quickly given his experience against quality NCAA competition. 

Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Cutter: 60 | Changeup: 40 | Control: 55 | Overall: 40

After Dallas came out of the bullpen to strike out 71 in 39 innings as a freshman at Panola (Texas) JC in 2019, Tennessee recruited him as a reliever. Instead, he became the Volunteers' No. 1 starter in his first year in Knoxville and helped pitch them to their first College World Series since 2005 this spring. He won eight of his 11 Southeastern Conference starts and beat Louisiana State with a career-high 12 strikeouts in the super regionals. The Blue Jays snagged him in the fourth round in 2021 and went slightly above slot to sign him for $497,500.

Dallas added a mid-80s cutter in 2021 and it has become his best weapon, a plus offering that destroys right-handers both in the strike zone and as a chase pitch. His low-80s curveball has depth and grades as solid at its best. His fastball sits at 90-94 mph and can reach 98, though it features only modest armside life and doesn't miss many bats. 

While his 5-foot-11, 206-pound build isn't ideal for a starter, Dallas makes up for it with his ability to pound the strike zone and his dogged competitiveness. He'll have to find a way to get left-handers out to remain in the rotation as a pro, and his mid-80s changeup with some fade will need significant improvement if it's to become the answer. The rest of his repertoire and his mentality would fit well in a relief role, though Toronto might want to hold off on that for a bit longer.

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Scouting grades: Fastball: 50 | Curveball: 50 | Cutter: 60 | Changeup: 40 | Control: 55 | Overall: 40

After Dallas came out of the bullpen to strike out 71 in 39 innings as a freshman at Panola (Texas) JC in 2019, Tennessee recruited him as a reliever. Instead, he became the Volunteers' No. 1 starter in his first year in Knoxville and helped pitch them to their first College World Series since 2005 this spring. He won eight of his 11 Southeastern Conference starts and beat Louisiana State with a career-high 12 strikeouts in the super regionals. 

Dallas added a mid-80s cutter in 2021 and it has become his best weapon, a plus offering that destroys right-handers both in the strike zone and as a chase pitch. His low-80s curveball has depth and grades as solid at its best. His fastball sits at 90-94 mph and can reach 98, though it features only modest armside life and doesn't miss many bats. 

While his 5-foot-11, 206-pound build isn't ideal for a starter, Dallas makes up for it with his ability to pound the strike zone and his dogged competitiveness. He'll have to find a way to get left-handers out to remain in the rotation as a pro, and his mid-80s changeup with some fade will need significant improvement if it's to become the answer. The rest of his repertoire and his mentality would fit well in a relief role. 

Awards

MiLB.com Organization All-Star

Season	Team
2023

EAS Pitcher of the Week

Week	Team
05/21/2023

NWL Pitcher of the Week

Week	Team
05/07/2023
04/17/2022

Transactions

Team	Date	Transaction
	09/21/2026	Toronto Blue Jays recalled RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	08/27/2026	Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Chad Dallas to Buffalo Bisons.
	08/25/2026	Toronto Blue Jays recalled RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	08/05/2026	Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Chad Dallas to Buffalo Bisons.
	07/29/2026	Toronto Blue Jays recalled RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	07/12/2026	Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Chad Dallas to Buffalo Bisons.
	07/07/2026	Toronto Blue Jays recalled RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	06/19/2026	Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Chad Dallas to Buffalo Bisons.
	06/17/2026	Toronto Blue Jays recalled RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	06/05/2026	Toronto Blue Jays optioned RHP Chad Dallas to Buffalo Bisons.
	06/04/2026	Toronto Blue Jays selected the contract of RHP Chad Dallas from Buffalo Bisons.
	06/04/2026	Toronto Blue Jays activated RHP Chad Dallas.
	06/03/2026	RHP Chad Dallas roster status changed by Buffalo Bisons.
	01/21/2026	Toronto Blue Jays invited non-roster RHP Chad Dallas to spring training.
	11/06/2025	Buffalo Bisons activated RHP Chad Dallas from the 60-day injured list.
	03/20/2025	Buffalo Bisons placed RHP Chad Dallas on the 60-day injured list.
	03/20/2025	Buffalo Bisons placed RHP Chad Dallas on the 60-day injured list.
	11/03/2024	Buffalo Bisons activated RHP Chad Dallas from the full-season injured list.
	08/24/2024	Buffalo Bisons placed RHP Chad Dallas on the full-season injured list.
	07/27/2024	Buffalo Bisons placed RHP Chad Dallas on the 7-day injured list.
	06/20/2024	Buffalo Bisons activated RHP Chad Dallas from the 7-day injured list.
	06/07/2024	Buffalo Bisons sent RHP Chad Dallas on a rehab assignment to FCL Blue Jays.
	05/28/2024	Buffalo Bisons placed RHP Chad Dallas on the 7-day injured list.
	03/29/2024	RHP Chad Dallas assigned to Buffalo Bisons from New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
	02/05/2024	Toronto Blue Jays invited non-roster RHP Chad Dallas to spring training.
	07/15/2023	New Hampshire Fisher Cats activated RHP Chad Dallas from the temporarily inactive list.
	07/05/2023	New Hampshire Fisher Cats placed RHP Chad Dallas on the temporarily inactive list.
	05/16/2023	RHP Chad Dallas assigned to New Hampshire Fisher Cats from Vancouver Canadians.
	04/06/2022	RHP Chad Dallas and assigned to Vancouver Canadians from Blue Jays Organization.
	08/17/2021	RHP Chad Dallas assigned to Blue Jays Organization.
	07/21/2021	Toronto Blue Jays signed RHP Chad Dallas.