Lehigh Valley 3 Buffalo 13
New Hampshire 5 Hartford 6
Tri-City 2 Vancouver 4 - game one
Tri-City 4 Vancouver 3 - game two, 9 innings
Bradenton 4 Dunedin 5
FCL Tigers 1 FCL Blue Jays 2
Three Stars
Third Star - Alexis Hernandez
Second Star - Phil Clarke
First Star - Samuel Colmenares
NOTES
Thirteen hits for Buffalo. Phil Clarke hit a grand slam and a double, five RBI. Three hits for Leo Jimenez. The only batter who went hitless was Orelvis.
Lazaro Estrada had a good night, 5.2 innings, seven K's, one run on three hits.
New Hampshire have had a rough season and Saturday added to it. They had a 5-1 lead in the eighth. Hartford scored three in the eighth and a two run walk off home run in the ninth. It ruined a five inning shutout by Devereaux Harrison. He struck out six.
Ryan McCarty had three hits including a home run. Jace Bohrofen singled and doubled. Jackson Hornung had two more hits and a strikeout. He also had a sac fly. Hornung now has 19 at-bats in AA. He has ten hits and eight K's...two true outcomes (he does have one walk).
In their first game Vancouver rode a four run inning to a 4-2 win. That inning featured a triple by Jevon Ward and a two run single from Victor Arias.
Fernando Perez went five innings, eight hits, no walks, three K's.
Game two went to extra innings. In the ninth (extra innings in a DH) Tri-City were helped by two wild pitches to take a 4-3 lead. The C's could not counter. Javen Coleman made his high A debut with two innings and four K's.
Between the two games Arjun Nimmala was 0-7 with a walk and a K. The box score for his six non K outs, showed two lineouts to right, three fly balls to the outfield and an infield ground out. So he is making decent contact, he just needs to tweak it a bit.
Dunedin scored to in the bottom of the ninth to win by a run, Alexis Hernandez doubled to bring in both runs. It was Hernandez's third hit of the game. Colby Holcombe went four innings. He just gave up one hit but walked three.
The FCL Jays also came from behind to win with a run in the eighth to tie and another in the ninth for the win. The Yankees had only one hit. Samuel Colmenares was almost perfect through six innings, the only blemish was a hitter who reached on a strikeout, wild pitch. The Yankees only hit and run was a home run off rehabbing Amir Garrett in the eighth inning. The Yankees then decided to help the Jays win. Dariel Ramon doubled in the eighth and scored with two wild pitches. Enmanuel Bonilla singled with two out in the ninth, stole second, went to third on a passed ball and scored on a single by Juan Rosas.
