The MLB Draft kicks off on Saturday afternoon (1 p.m. ET) in Philadelphia, and the Toronto Blue Jays will be like every other team in baseball: Trying to find impact talent to infuse into its farm system.

However, the Jays will have a harder time doing that than most, as they'll enter the draft with the 29th-most slot money available to them. 

Also, after spending above the CBT's second threshold, the Jays don't have a first-round pick. Instead, they won't be picking until No. 39 overall.

That said, the draft is the lifeblood of all organizations, so Toronto will have to do what it can to get creative.

And even though they don't have a first round pick in this draft, let's take a look at all the Jays' first-round picks of the 2000s.

2025: JoJo Parker (SS, high school, Mississippi)

2024: Trey Yesavage (RHP, East Carolina)

2023: Arjun Nimmala (SS, high school, Florida)

2022: Brandon Barriera (LHP, high school, Florida)

2021: Gunnar Hoglund (RHP, Ole Miss)

2020: Austin Martin (SS, Vanderbilt)

2019: Alek Manoah (RHP, West Virginia)

2018: Jordan Groshans (SS, high school, Texas)

2017: Logan Warmoth (SS, UNC), Nate Pearson (RHP, Central Florida), Chris Seise (SS, high school, Florida)

2016: TJ Zeuch (RHP, University of Pittsburgh)

2015: Jon Harris (P, Missouri State)

2014: Jeff Hoffman (RHP, East Carolina), Max Pentecost (C, Kennesaw State)

2013: Phil Bickford (RHP, high school, California)

2012: Four picks, including RHP Marcus Stroman (Duke)

2011: Five picks, including RHP Joe Musgrove (high school, California)

2010: Four picks, including Noah Syndergaard (high school, Texas) and Aaron Sanchez (high school, California)

2009: Two picks, including James Paxton (LHP, Kentucky)

2008: David Cooper (1B, USC)

2007: Five picks, including LHP Brett Cecil (Maryland) and JP Arencibia (C, Tennessee)

2006: Travis Snider (RF, high school, Washington)

2005: Ricky Romero (LHP, Cal State-Fullerton)

2004: Two picks, including RHP David Purcey (Oklahoma)

2003: Aaron Hill (SS, LSU)

2002: Russ Adams (SS, UNC)

2001: Gabe Gross (OF, Auburn)

2000: Two picks, including RHP Dustin McGowan (high school, Georgia) 

Everything you need to know about the Jays and the draft is available here.

Toronto (44-49) will take on the Padres (46-47) for three games beginning Friday night. First pitch is set for 9:40 p.m. ET as Shane Bieber pitches against JP Sears.

Bieber is 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA while Sears is 2-1 with a 4.70.

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