Columbus 6 Buffalo 1
New Hampshire 4 Reading 7 - 6 inning game
Spokane 1 Vancouver 6
Fort Myers 7 Dunedin 8 - 11 innings
FCL Phillies 6 FCL Blue Jays 1
Three Stars
Third Star - Fernando Perez
Second Star - Cutter Coffey
First Star - Edward Duran
NOTES
Adam Macko made his second start since rehab and this second one didn't go as well as the first one. He was a little wild, he walked four hitters in three innings. He used 66 pitches, 38 strikes and 28 balls. He did strike out four as well. So not all bad but not great.
Leo Jimenez played his first game since May 30th. He was the DH. Orelvis Martinez had his first hit since June 5th. It was one of three hits for Buffalo in the game.
For NH, Ryan McCarty, recently back from AAA, had three hits, all doubles. Charles McAdoo hit his fourth home run, a three run shot. Due to rain the game was called after six innings.
Ryan Watson pitched like Adam Macko, too wild, he had three walks and used 82 pitches in five innings. He was charged with four runs.
Fernando Perez went six innings for Vancouver. He used 76 pitches, 58 strikes and just 18 balls. He was definitely pounding the strike zone. He just gave up one run with five K's. For the season he has thrown 52.2 innings. His WHIP is 1.31, he has 41 K's and 15 walks. His April was not great so his numbers for May and June look better. His WHIP is 1.15 and he just walked 8 in 41.2 innings. But the K's are still a little light at 33.
On the hitting side Jackson Hornung homered. Arjun Nimmala tripled and singled. Cutter Coffey and Aaron Parker had two hits each.
The Dunedin game went to extra innings. The D Jays tied the game in the eighth inning when Tucker Toman homered. It was his second hit of the game. Alexis Hernandez added another home run to tie the game again in the eleventh inning before Edward Duran singled in the winning run. It was his third hit of the game.
Silvano Hechavarria is settling in well in A ball. He struck out five in 4.1 innings.
The FCL Jays and the FCL Phillies each had three hits but the Jays lost 6-1. The Jays helped by walking eight Phillies.
