Buffalo and Dunedin won. New Hampshire and Vancouver did not.
Carter Cunningham had a perfect night at the plate for Vancouver on Tuesday.
Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3
Somerset 1 New Hampshire 0
Everett 8 Vancouver 1
Dunedin 7 Bradenton 5
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Mason Olson, Dunedin
2. Josh Rivera, Buffalo
1. Fernando Perez, New Hampshire
Notes
The Herd rallied from a 3-0 deficit with an RBI double by Joey Loperfido and run-scoring base hits by RJ Schreck and Riley Tirotta in the fifth inning berfore Josh Rivera walked it off with a home run. Rivera and Tirotta both had two hits. Paxton Schultz gave up two runs in the first inning on two hits and a walk. Trey Yesavage yielded two knocks and a walk but put up three goose eggs by striking out six and recording two outs on the ground. He threw 35 of 54 pitches for strikes. Ryan Jennings was nicked for a run in 1⅓ innings on three hits and a walk but fanned three. Braydon Fisher retired all five men he faced with four strikeouts and stranded a runner. Joe Mantiply got the win with two shutout frames, working around three hits and striking out two.
Ryan McCarty doubled, Jacob Sharp singled and Jace Bohrofen walked. That was it for the Fisher Cats in the batter's box. Fernando Perez scattered three hits and one walk over seven shutout stanzas with four strikeouts and eight groundouts. Devereaux Harrison struck out two but issued a two-out walk before allowing a run-scoring double in the eighth for the loss. The game took just one hour and 50 minutes to complete.
Brett Garcia was the only Vancouver pitcher not to give up a run on Tuesday.
Carter Cunningham had a 3-for-3 night with a double and drew a walk. Hayden Gilliland drove in the C's lone run with a single and he also walked. Cutter Coffey had the other hit. Chris McElvain was mauled for three runs on seven hits and three walks and struck out two over 3⅔ innings. Irv Carter stranded the bases loaded for McElvain and struck out five batters but also gave up three runs in two innings on two hits and three walks. McElvain and Carter also plunked a batter. Juanmi Vasquez stranded one of Carter's two runners and gave up two runs on three hits and a walk while punching out two. Brett Garcia was the best on the mound for Monty's Mounties, working around a hit and a walk over two innings and striking out the side in the ninth.
Jean Joseph was 3-for-4 with a walk and three runs batted in, Jaxson West had a run-scoring double and walked three times and Kendry Chirinos also got on base four times with a single, a hit by pitch and two walks. Maddox Latta had a two-run double while Eric Snow doubled and walked twice. Holden Wilkerson gave up three runs on three hits and three walks and struck out one over 2⅔ innings. Mason Olson stranded two runners and surrendered just three hits while striking out six to get the win. Lluveres Severino coughed up two runs in the eighth before Jack Eshleman worked a scoreless ninth for the save, walking one and whiffing one in the ninth.
Carter Cunningham had a perfect night at the plate for Vancouver on Tuesday.
Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3
Somerset 1 New Hampshire 0
Everett 8 Vancouver 1
Dunedin 7 Bradenton 5
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Mason Olson, Dunedin
2. Josh Rivera, Buffalo
1. Fernando Perez, New Hampshire
Notes
The Herd rallied from a 3-0 deficit with an RBI double by Joey Loperfido and run-scoring base hits by RJ Schreck and Riley Tirotta in the fifth inning berfore Josh Rivera walked it off with a home run. Rivera and Tirotta both had two hits. Paxton Schultz gave up two runs in the first inning on two hits and a walk. Trey Yesavage yielded two knocks and a walk but put up three goose eggs by striking out six and recording two outs on the ground. He threw 35 of 54 pitches for strikes. Ryan Jennings was nicked for a run in 1⅓ innings on three hits and a walk but fanned three. Braydon Fisher retired all five men he faced with four strikeouts and stranded a runner. Joe Mantiply got the win with two shutout frames, working around three hits and striking out two.
Ryan McCarty doubled, Jacob Sharp singled and Jace Bohrofen walked. That was it for the Fisher Cats in the batter's box. Fernando Perez scattered three hits and one walk over seven shutout stanzas with four strikeouts and eight groundouts. Devereaux Harrison struck out two but issued a two-out walk before allowing a run-scoring double in the eighth for the loss. The game took just one hour and 50 minutes to complete.
Brett Garcia was the only Vancouver pitcher not to give up a run on Tuesday.
Carter Cunningham had a 3-for-3 night with a double and drew a walk. Hayden Gilliland drove in the C's lone run with a single and he also walked. Cutter Coffey had the other hit. Chris McElvain was mauled for three runs on seven hits and three walks and struck out two over 3⅔ innings. Irv Carter stranded the bases loaded for McElvain and struck out five batters but also gave up three runs in two innings on two hits and three walks. McElvain and Carter also plunked a batter. Juanmi Vasquez stranded one of Carter's two runners and gave up two runs on three hits and a walk while punching out two. Brett Garcia was the best on the mound for Monty's Mounties, working around a hit and a walk over two innings and striking out the side in the ninth.
Jean Joseph was 3-for-4 with a walk and three runs batted in, Jaxson West had a run-scoring double and walked three times and Kendry Chirinos also got on base four times with a single, a hit by pitch and two walks. Maddox Latta had a two-run double while Eric Snow doubled and walked twice. Holden Wilkerson gave up three runs on three hits and three walks and struck out one over 2⅔ innings. Mason Olson stranded two runners and surrendered just three hits while striking out six to get the win. Lluveres Severino coughed up two runs in the eighth before Jack Eshleman worked a scoreless ninth for the save, walking one and whiffing one in the ninth.
