Buffalo 5 Worcester 3
Reading 16 New Hampshire 1
Hillsboro 1 Vancouver 2
Palm Beach 2 Dunedin 0 - Postponed after two innings
Three Stars
Third Star - Yohendrick Pinango
Second Star - RJ Schreck
First Star - Fernando Perez
NOTES
Shane Bieber started for Buffalo, he went 5.2 innings and was charged with two runs. Adam Kloffenstein followed and he finished the game with 3.1 hitless innings. But he did walk four but struck out five. Plusses and minus's.
The Bisons scored first when RJ Schreck hit a two run home run. Schreck singled in Jon Clase in the seventh. Clase and Schreck had two hits, Andres Gimenez went 4-5. Tied at three in the ninth Yohendrick Pinango singled in two runs to break a 3-3 tie. Pinango was 3-4.
The New Hampshire game was a write off. All four NH pitchers gave up multiple runs. The hitters had seven hits, all singles. Jackson Hornung had two of them.
Vancouver were tied at one into the eighth inning. But then Hillsboro decided to help break the tie. Eddie Micheletti got things started with an infield single. But a wild pitch and an error let the run score and that was enough for the win. It was a low offense game, each team had four hits and all the hits were singles.
Fernando Perez was excellent once again. He went deep, seven innings, and he struck out eight. Hillsboro scored one run off him with three hits.
The Florida weather is definitely not cooperating. Once again Dunedin were limited by rain, playing two innings. Johnny King started and the Cardinals jumped on him for two solo home runs in the first inning. The Cards got a hit and a walk in the second but didn't score as King struck out the side. That was it for King, two innings, 43 pitches.
Juan Sanchez continues to impress in the DSL. On Saturday he hit a two run, walk off home run in the seventh inning. His OPS is just short of 1,000.
