Wednesday was a quiet night on the farm. Recently the affiliate offenses have been putting up some big numbers so they decided to have a quiet night yesterday. The four teams combined for 25 hits and there were no home runs and just two players had a multi hit game. That allowed some of the pitchers to step forward and take some of the spotlight. Buffalo and Vancouver won, New Hampshire and Dunedin lost.

Columbus 3 Buffalo 5

New Hampshire 2 Reading 4

Tri-City 0 Vancouver 2

Dunedin 0 Fort Myers 2

Three Stars

Third Star - Chris McElvain

Second Star - Daniel Guerra

First Star - Rafael Lantigua

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NOTES

Buffalo nickeled and dimed Columbus for the win. Three runs scored on infield hits, one on a walk and the fifth on a sac fly. Raffy Lantigua, who had been struggling, led the way with three hits and two RBI. The three hits raised his average to .211.

Austin Voth started and the Bisons used six pitchers. Brendon Little struck out the side in his inning and that earned him the win.

NH had just six hits in their game. Jace Bohrofen had the only extra base hit, a triple.

Chris McElvain started and pitched well. He went five innings and struck out six. He was charged with two runs. The losing pitcher was Javen Coleman who gave up three hits in one inning.

Daniel Guerra had another good start for Vancouver. He shutout Tri-City over five innings with three K's.

Vancouver scored two runs with six hits. Arjun Nimmala doubled in the first run in the fourth. Tucker Toman hit a sac fly to score Carter Cunningham for the second run.

Jose Berrios went four shutout innings for Dunedin. Dunedin gave the win to Ft Myers, two walks and a hit batter loaded the bases. A single scored the only two runs in the game.

Dunedin had four hits, Jojo Parker and Juan Sanchez did pick up a hit each.