Arjun Nimmala homered for the third game in a row on another good night for the affiliates. Three wins and a one run loss. The big story was Vancouver scoring four runs in the top of the ninth to erase a two run deficit. The game went to extra innings where Eddie Micheletti Jr doubled in the winning run. Vancouver and Dunedin won on nights when Grant Rogers and Khal Stephen were not at their best. Jake Bloss was pretty good though.
Rochester 0 Buffalo 2
New Hampshire 1 Binghamton 2
Vancouver 9 Everett 8 - 10 innings
Dunedin 8 Tampa 5
Three Stars
Third Star - Brennan Orf
Second Star - Arjun Nimmala
First Star - Yeuni Munoz
NOTES
Jake Bloss appears to be limited to 80 pitches. He was pulled on Sunday after 4.1 shutout innings with 81 pitches thrown. In those 4.1 innings he gave up three hits and one walk while striking out five. Bloss seems to be back on track after a few bumpy early season starts. Eric Pardinho threw two innings also and continues to get results.
Just five hits for the Bisons.
And six hits, all singles, for New Hampshire. Jacob Sharp had two.
Michael Dominguez pitched three innings and did OK given that he was throwing against Binghamton for the second time this week. He did allow one run. Dominguez seems to be being built up as a starter.
Arjun Nimmala homered in the first inning. That makes it three straight games with a home run. I don't have a measure for how far this ball went, but it was hit to straight away centre field, it went over the batters eye and the centre fielder didn't move much, as the saying goes, it was way outta here. Nimmala also singled in the four run ninth. The C's had 12 hits including five doubles and the home run. Cutter Coffey doubled twice and Brennan Orf had a three run double in the ninth.
Grant Rogers started and was hit around a bit for five runs in 4.1 innings.
Twelve hits and eight runs for Dunedin. Yeuni Munoz homered and doubled. Brock Tibbets had three hits. Tucker Toman got back on track with two hits.
Khal Stephen had a rough game, five hits and four walks in 3.2 innings.
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