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New Hampshire and Dunedin put up double digits and won in a near-organizational sweep. Buffalo finished second-best on the scoreboard. Vancouver does not begin their series at Eugene until Wednesday.

Columbus 7 Buffalo 4
New Hampshire 10 Portland 2
Dunedin 10 Clearwater 5


*** 3 Stars!!! ***

3. Christian Feliz, Dunedin

2. Abdiel Mendoza, New Hampshire

1. Alex De Jesús, New Hampshire



Notes

Nathan Lukes and Leo Jiménez had two hits apiece with Jiménez getting the lone extra-base hit of the night. He is hitting .290 with an OPS of .823. Damiano Palmegiani was 0-for-1 but drew four walks and scored twice. Orelvis Martinez had an RBI single and Will Robertson scored one with a groundout. Andrew Bash gave up two runs but struck out four in 3-2/3 innings. Mike Mayers was mauled for four runs in 1-2/3 innings and took the loss. Hayden Juenger struck out three among his five outs but allowed a run. Connor Cooke pitched a shutout eighth.

All nine Fisher Cats reached base safely at least once. Alex De Jesús had two hits including a two-run single to open the scoring in the first inning and a two-run double while also drawing a waik. Gabby Martinez and Alan Roden had two hits with Roden getting a double and adding a base on balls. Devonte Brown hit an inside-the-park homer and Rainer Nuñez had a bases-clearing double. Josh Kasevich was 1-for-5 with a walk and is now hitting .439 with a 1.014 OPS. Abdiel Mendoza yielded just one hit over four shutout innings and struck out five. Alejandro Melean and Adrian Hernández gave up a run apiece before covering off the final five innings.

Christian Feliz, Alexis Hernandez and Bryce Arnold had two this apiece in the 7-8-9 spots in the batting order with Feliz and Arnold homering and driving in three. Tucker Toman also went deep out of the leadoff spot and walked twice. Manuel Beltre had a two-run RBI double. Arjun Nimmala was 1-for-5 with a run scored but struck out three times. Riley Tirotta was 0-for-2 but collected three walks. Connor O'Halloran gave up a two-run homer among five hits and a walk. He struck out two and induced eight outs on the grass to get the win. Irv Carter gave up three runs on two long balls but struck out four in 2-2/3 innings for a hold. Keiner Leon struck out two in 1-1/3 scoreless frames to finish it up.

Extra Innings

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GabrielSyme - Wednesday, April 17 2024 @ 12:33 PM EDT (#444700) #
Despite the Jays' farm system being ranked fairly low, all four of the farm teams currently have a winning record, and there are a lot of good performances in the early going, particularly among the hitters.

One I'll note is Garrett Spain, who didn't do much of note last year repeating in Vancouver, but who got a fair bit of playing time in Spring Training for a guy just out of High A ball, and who has hit four home runs in the early going in Manchester. His contact problems are extreme, so he's very much a long shot, but he's showing quite useful power from the left side right now.
Marc Hulet - Wednesday, April 17 2024 @ 06:57 PM EDT (#444750) #
Spain was a player I liked two years ago as a deep sleeper after i watched him play a couple of games. He plays hard, is solid in the field and a good base runner. His issue has always been that he has more of a "small ball" toolkit but he always tried a little too hard to hit for power. It's possible that he's actually developed more powerful now but I see more of a potential 4th OF with gap pop that can run well and play solid D.
greenfrog - Wednesday, April 17 2024 @ 08:58 PM EDT (#444757) #
Good day for the Bisons hitters, including a 469-foot grand slam by Orelvis. Horwitz scored four times and is keeping his OPS over 1000. Barger hit a couple of doubles and Palmegiani was 3/5.
Marc Hulet - Wednesday, April 17 2024 @ 09:01 PM EDT (#444758) #
Great to see Palmegiani heating up, taking walks and showing power. Barger is also looking MLB ready - good strike zone judgement, consistency and showing power (mostly gap right now).
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