Buffalo 3 Indianapolis 5
Erie 4 New Hampshire 3
Vancouver 4 Hillsboro 6
Fort Myers 11 Dunedin 4
Three Stars
Third Star - Eddie Micheletti Jr
Second Star - Nick Goodwin
First Star - Riley Tirotta
NOTES
Indy had eleven hits off Bisons pitching, eight of them off Adam Kloffenstein who gave up all five runs. Buffalo had five hits, Riley Tirotta had a two run single.
The NH game had a long rain delay in the third inning. The rain ended the night for Rafael Sanchez which was a good thing as Erie had seven hits and three runs off him in 2.1 innings. The bullpen held things until the eighth inning when Johan Simon gave up a run. That run broke a 3-3 tie and was the winning run.
Six hits for NH, Ryan McCarty had two.
Vancouver scored a pair of runs in the first and second innings to take a 4-0 lead. But Hillsboro scored two runs in each of the second, fifth and seventh inning to take the win. Jackson Wentworth started and he was charged with the first four Hops runs. Nate La Rue gave up the other two to be the losing pitcher.
The C's had two hits, Nick Goodwin singled and doubled and scored two runs. Eddie Micheletti drove in two runs.
Johnny King started for Dunedin and had a rough start. It was the second bad start in a row for King. King, 19 years old, is in his first full pro season and the length of the season could be a factor in Kings dip in form. King had runners on second and third in the first inning but escaped. In the second inning King loaded the bases with two walks and a single. King then made an error letting one run score but again he escaped without major damage. In the third inning a walk and two single let the second run score and left two men on base. King was pulled after 66 pitches and 2.1 innings. Griff Hughes came on and gave up a home run letting two more of Kings runners to score.
Maddox Latta and Brock Tibbets each had two hits. Latta is hitting .319 with a .764 OPS.