A pair of one-run losses at the top. Three shutout wins and a doubleheader sweep at the bottom.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 6 Buffalo 4
Reading 7 New Hampshire 5
Vancouver 5 Spokane 0
Dunedin 2 Bradenton 0
DSL Blue Jays 5 DSL Mariners 0 (7 Innings)
DSL Blue Jays 3 DSL Mariners 1 (7 Innings)
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Silvano Hechavarria, Dominican Summer League
2. Adrian Pinto, Vancouver
1. Ryan Watson, Vancouver
Notes
Luis De Los Santos swatted a three-run homer and Rafael Lantigua also went yard. Josh Kasevich had the other two hits and is hitting .346 so far with the Herd. Jonatan Clase was 0-for-4 and Alan Roden was 0-for-3. Paolo Espino gave up four runs on five hits and a walk over four innings but two runs were unearned due to a De Los Santos error. Luis Frias gave up an unearned marker in the fifth and Hayden Juenger allowed another run in 1-1/3 innigs. Mason Fluharty allowed Juenger's run to score before pitching 1-2/3 shutout innings.
Charles McAdoo had a home run and a walk. Alex De Jesús had two hits, including an RBI single in the midst of a three-run rally to help New Hampshire FC tie the game in the ninth. Yohendrick Pinango had an RBI single to tie the game and also walked. Dasan Brown was 1-for-5. Devereaux Harrison was dinged for five runs (four earned after a McAdoo miscue) over five innings, giving up a home run among eight hits while walking one and whiffing four. Anders Tolhurst struck out two over two perfect frames. Andrew Bechtold took the loss by giving up two runs (one earned due to an RJ Schreck error) in the eighth.
Andrew Pinto started the game with a leadoff home run on the game's second pitch to go along with an RBI double. Je'Von Ward also went deep. Jackson Hornung also had a RBI double among his two hits and Peyton Williams and Brennan Orf also had two-hit games. Jace Bohrofen had a base knock and a walk with ball four being a wild pitch that scored Pinto. Ryan Watson subdued Spokane with seven shutout stanzas on just four hits and a walk while striking out five. Pat Gallagher got the two-inning save by working around two hits and a walk.
Dunedin had just five hits in the game. An error and a Sean Keys sacrifice fly accounted for all the offence the D-Jays needed. Nathan Lukes had a two-hit night. Eddie Micheletti Jr. had a perfect night at the dish by going 1-for1 with three walks. Arjun Nimmala was 1-for-5 but struck out three times. Gage Stanifer posted four shutout stanzas with just two hits and two walks allowed while striking out one. Kevin Miranda got the win with two scoreless frames and Eliander Alcade put up three goose eggs for the save.
The Dominican Jays had just three hits but drew nine walks. Aldo Gaxiola doubled home two runs and drew a walk. An error and two wild pitches accounted for the other runs. Andreas Arias singled and drew two walks and Randy Soto had two free passes. Silvano Hechavarria scatted two singles and two walks and struck out nine over five shutout frames for the win. Diego Dominguez put up two more goose eggs for the save and shutout. In the makeup game, an Angel Guzman walk scored the first run while a wild pitch and error resulted in the other runs. Guzman also had half of the Dom-Jays four hits. Gaxiola and Franklin Rojas also posted a '1' in the hit column. Victor Espiritu went the first four innings, giving up a run. The win went to Geremy Barroso who supplied two shutout innings with two punchouts and Edgar Gallegos got the save with a punchout in the final frame.
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 6 Buffalo 4
Reading 7 New Hampshire 5
Vancouver 5 Spokane 0
Dunedin 2 Bradenton 0
DSL Blue Jays 5 DSL Mariners 0 (7 Innings)
DSL Blue Jays 3 DSL Mariners 1 (7 Innings)
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Silvano Hechavarria, Dominican Summer League
2. Adrian Pinto, Vancouver
1. Ryan Watson, Vancouver
Notes
Luis De Los Santos swatted a three-run homer and Rafael Lantigua also went yard. Josh Kasevich had the other two hits and is hitting .346 so far with the Herd. Jonatan Clase was 0-for-4 and Alan Roden was 0-for-3. Paolo Espino gave up four runs on five hits and a walk over four innings but two runs were unearned due to a De Los Santos error. Luis Frias gave up an unearned marker in the fifth and Hayden Juenger allowed another run in 1-1/3 innigs. Mason Fluharty allowed Juenger's run to score before pitching 1-2/3 shutout innings.
Charles McAdoo had a home run and a walk. Alex De Jesús had two hits, including an RBI single in the midst of a three-run rally to help New Hampshire FC tie the game in the ninth. Yohendrick Pinango had an RBI single to tie the game and also walked. Dasan Brown was 1-for-5. Devereaux Harrison was dinged for five runs (four earned after a McAdoo miscue) over five innings, giving up a home run among eight hits while walking one and whiffing four. Anders Tolhurst struck out two over two perfect frames. Andrew Bechtold took the loss by giving up two runs (one earned due to an RJ Schreck error) in the eighth.
Andrew Pinto started the game with a leadoff home run on the game's second pitch to go along with an RBI double. Je'Von Ward also went deep. Jackson Hornung also had a RBI double among his two hits and Peyton Williams and Brennan Orf also had two-hit games. Jace Bohrofen had a base knock and a walk with ball four being a wild pitch that scored Pinto. Ryan Watson subdued Spokane with seven shutout stanzas on just four hits and a walk while striking out five. Pat Gallagher got the two-inning save by working around two hits and a walk.
Dunedin had just five hits in the game. An error and a Sean Keys sacrifice fly accounted for all the offence the D-Jays needed. Nathan Lukes had a two-hit night. Eddie Micheletti Jr. had a perfect night at the dish by going 1-for1 with three walks. Arjun Nimmala was 1-for-5 but struck out three times. Gage Stanifer posted four shutout stanzas with just two hits and two walks allowed while striking out one. Kevin Miranda got the win with two scoreless frames and Eliander Alcade put up three goose eggs for the save.
The Dominican Jays had just three hits but drew nine walks. Aldo Gaxiola doubled home two runs and drew a walk. An error and two wild pitches accounted for the other runs. Andreas Arias singled and drew two walks and Randy Soto had two free passes. Silvano Hechavarria scatted two singles and two walks and struck out nine over five shutout frames for the win. Diego Dominguez put up two more goose eggs for the save and shutout. In the makeup game, an Angel Guzman walk scored the first run while a wild pitch and error resulted in the other runs. Guzman also had half of the Dom-Jays four hits. Gaxiola and Franklin Rojas also posted a '1' in the hit column. Victor Espiritu went the first four innings, giving up a run. The win went to Geremy Barroso who supplied two shutout innings with two punchouts and Edgar Gallegos got the save with a punchout in the final frame.
