Buffalo was rained out but New Hampshire, Vancouver and Dunedin were winners. The Dominican squads split their two games on Tuesday.
Gage Stanifer had his best start of the season for Vancouver on Tuesday.
New Hampshire 5 Akron 1
Vancouver 5 Tri-City 0
Dunedin 6 Lakeland 2
DSL Arizona Black 11 DSL Blue Jays Blue 3 (7 Innings)
DSL Blue Jays Red 6 DSL Tigers 1 0
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Maddox Latta, Dunedin
2. Jake Casey, Dunedin
1. Gage Stanifer, Vancouver
Notes
The Fisher Cats had to wait out an 80-minute rain delay before getting this one in the books. Victor Arias had two knocks in the leadoff spot. Jackson Hornung had an RBI double and a sacrifice fly. Dasan Brown doubled and Robert Brooks had a base hit and a base on balls. Bobby Milacki gave up just two hits over four shutout frames. Hunter Gregory was nicked for a run on three hits with two Ks over two innings. Johan Símon got the win by working around a hit and a walk and punching out four batters for the win. Nate Garkow struck out two batters to finish a scoreless ninth, lowering his earned run average to 1.29.
The Canadians strung together five two-out hits in the fourth inning to score three runs with Arjun Nimmala starting the rally with a double that was just fair down the left field line. Carter Cunningham followed with an RBI single, Alexis Hernández had a run-scoring double and Tucker Toman drove in a run with a single. A Toman sacrifice fly and an Edward Duran infield single brought in the other runs in the sixth. Duran had two hits and Toman was hit by a pitch. Toman has been plunked once in his first three games with Monty’s Mounties. Gage Stanifer gave up a single on the first pitch of the game but that was the only hit Tri-City would get. He surrendered two walks and struck out eight over six shutout stanzas. Aaron Munson walked a batter and punched out two over two shutout innings and Julio Ortiz walked one but struck out the side to end it.
Jake Casey belted his first two professional home runs and singled for a three-RBI night.Maddox Latta doubled twice to also record a three-hit night to give Dunedin six hits in the top two spots of the order. Kendry Chirinos was on base three times via the walk. Yeuni Munoz had a two-run double. Mason Olson yielded two runs on eight hits and one walk and struck out three over five innings for the win. Eminem Flores scattered a hit and a walk and struck out two over three innings for the hold. Jay Schueler worked a uneventful ninth.
In the Dominican, the Blue squad held a 1-0 lead before giving up 11 straight runs. They were no-hit until the seventh when Daniel Dominguez delivered a two-run triple for the Blue team’s only knock. Cristopher Polanco and Angel Guzman heard ball four twice. Rodrigo Ramirez was roughed up for three runs in the first and took the loss.
The Red squad was led by Juan Sánchez who homered, singled, walked and drove in three runs. Pascual Archila doubled and singled and Luis Felipe had two knocks and a stolen base. Elaineiker Coronado had a double. Roberto Castellanos pitched two-hit ball and struck out six over five shutout innings for the win. Carlos Almonte put up two goose eggs with just one hit allowed and rung up three batters.
Extra Innings
C's Plus Baseball chats with pitcher Javen Coleman and utilityman Peyton Powell.
Gage Stanifer had his best start of the season for Vancouver on Tuesday.
New Hampshire 5 Akron 1
Vancouver 5 Tri-City 0
Dunedin 6 Lakeland 2
DSL Arizona Black 11 DSL Blue Jays Blue 3 (7 Innings)
DSL Blue Jays Red 6 DSL Tigers 1 0
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Maddox Latta, Dunedin
2. Jake Casey, Dunedin
1. Gage Stanifer, Vancouver
Notes
The Fisher Cats had to wait out an 80-minute rain delay before getting this one in the books. Victor Arias had two knocks in the leadoff spot. Jackson Hornung had an RBI double and a sacrifice fly. Dasan Brown doubled and Robert Brooks had a base hit and a base on balls. Bobby Milacki gave up just two hits over four shutout frames. Hunter Gregory was nicked for a run on three hits with two Ks over two innings. Johan Símon got the win by working around a hit and a walk and punching out four batters for the win. Nate Garkow struck out two batters to finish a scoreless ninth, lowering his earned run average to 1.29.
The Canadians strung together five two-out hits in the fourth inning to score three runs with Arjun Nimmala starting the rally with a double that was just fair down the left field line. Carter Cunningham followed with an RBI single, Alexis Hernández had a run-scoring double and Tucker Toman drove in a run with a single. A Toman sacrifice fly and an Edward Duran infield single brought in the other runs in the sixth. Duran had two hits and Toman was hit by a pitch. Toman has been plunked once in his first three games with Monty’s Mounties. Gage Stanifer gave up a single on the first pitch of the game but that was the only hit Tri-City would get. He surrendered two walks and struck out eight over six shutout stanzas. Aaron Munson walked a batter and punched out two over two shutout innings and Julio Ortiz walked one but struck out the side to end it.
Jake Casey belted his first two professional home runs and singled for a three-RBI night.Maddox Latta doubled twice to also record a three-hit night to give Dunedin six hits in the top two spots of the order. Kendry Chirinos was on base three times via the walk. Yeuni Munoz had a two-run double. Mason Olson yielded two runs on eight hits and one walk and struck out three over five innings for the win. Eminem Flores scattered a hit and a walk and struck out two over three innings for the hold. Jay Schueler worked a uneventful ninth.
In the Dominican, the Blue squad held a 1-0 lead before giving up 11 straight runs. They were no-hit until the seventh when Daniel Dominguez delivered a two-run triple for the Blue team’s only knock. Cristopher Polanco and Angel Guzman heard ball four twice. Rodrigo Ramirez was roughed up for three runs in the first and took the loss.
The Red squad was led by Juan Sánchez who homered, singled, walked and drove in three runs. Pascual Archila doubled and singled and Luis Felipe had two knocks and a stolen base. Elaineiker Coronado had a double. Roberto Castellanos pitched two-hit ball and struck out six over five shutout innings for the win. Carlos Almonte put up two goose eggs with just one hit allowed and rung up three batters.
Extra Innings
C's Plus Baseball chats with pitcher Javen Coleman and utilityman Peyton Powell.
