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Buffalo and Vancouver won. Buffalo hit four home runs and Vancouver two. New Hampshire and Dunedin lost.

Buffalo 8 Syracuse 6 - 10 innings

Altoona 11 New Hampshire 5

Vancouver 11 Tri-City 6

Dunedin 2 St Lucie 4


Three Stars

Third Star - RJ Schreck

Second Star - Nick Goodwin

First Star - Damiano Palmegiani


Boxes


NOTES


Buffalo scored four runs in the top of the tenth to get the win. Ali Sanchez hit a pop up that the Mets could not handle to score one run then Damiano Palmegiani hit a three run home run. Earlier RJ Schreck, Yohendrick Pinango and Will Robertson also homered. The Bisons beat up Frankie Montas for the second time this week. Schreck and Palmegiani had two hits each.


Adam Macko started and no hit the Mets over four innings. He walked three and struck out four. He did have trouble throwing strikes, 32 strikes and 30 balls.


For New Hampshire Ryan Watson cruised through four innings. But then he was knocked out in the fifth. He left with two runs in and the bases loaded but Michael Dominguez let three more score and then let three runs of his own in in the sixth inning.


NH had seven hits, Peyton Williams and Dasan Brown homered.


Vancouver had a three run third and a seven run seventh. Carter Cunningham homered in the third. Nick Goodwin hit a grand slam in the seventh. Goodwin has been on a tear recently. Jackson Hornung, professional hitter, had two hits and two RBI. Arjun Nimmala had a double but he struck out three times. That makes seven K's between yesterday and today. It remains to be seen if Tri-City figured something out or if it was just a bad weekend.


Fernando Perez went four innings. Tri-City scored three runs off him and hit a home run. Perez struck out four.


Dunedin outhit St Lucie 10-6 but lost. Edward Duran just keeps on hitting, he singled and tripled. Likewise Sam Shaw hits, a single and a double. Tucker Toman who is heating up had two hits.


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Kelekin - Monday, June 09 2025 @ 02:40 AM EDT (#461280) #
In reviewing the DSL's first week, Coronado stands out: 8 BB to 1 K, good for a .545 OBP.

Nimmala on a mini-slump: 13 K in 6 games. Meanwhile, Cutter Coffey with a .982 OPS this week.
mendocino - Monday, June 09 2025 @ 03:08 AM EDT (#461281) #
BA's RoboScout's Top Fantasy Prospects

Blue Jays pitcher Johnny King has climbed to the No. 2 spot at the (complex) level after tossing 3.2 scoreless innings last week with seven strikeouts and no walks. The 18-year-old now boasts a 34% strikeout-minus-walk rate, a 0.00 ERA, and a 62% groundball rate—a stellar start to his professional career.

Sam Shaw #16 Low-A Hitters
Yesavage #2, Stephen #20 Low-A Pitching

Nimmala #4 High-A Hitters

Blue Jays righty Trey Yesavage continued his dominant run at High-A Vancouver, striking out nine over five innings this week. Despite a 16% walk rate, Yesavage remains comfortably ranked as the top pitcher at the level.

Yesavage #1, JWB #6, Stanifer #9 High-A Pitching

Pinango #9 AA Hitting
JWB #8 AA Pitching

nothing in AAA
mendocino - Monday, June 09 2025 @ 03:20 AM EDT (#461282) #
Does this guy become an option if Turnbull craps the bed?

Juaron Watts-Brown, RHP: In a season where the Blue Jays system has been chock full of strong performances, Watts-Brown emergence is worth taking note of. Over eight starts with Vancouver, Watts-Brown was among the best pitchers in the Northwest League, boasting a 39.7% strikeout rate.

https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=watts-000jua

nice numbers in AA
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