It was a .500 night for the farm on Tuesday. Vancouver was off but Carter Cunningham won Northwest League Player of the Month plaudits for April. Also, Vancouver was pissed off that the Leafs won the NHL Draft Lottery.
Lehigh Valley 7 Buffalo 5
New Hampshire 3 Portland 2
Bradenton 3 Dunedin 2
FCL Blue Jays 2 FCL Tigers 0
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
1. Charles McAdoo, Buffalo
2. Chris McElvain, New Hampshire
3. Jace Bohrofen, New Hampshire
Notes
Charles McAdoo singled four times before drilling a three-run home run to end the night with a perfect 5-for-5 performance to push his OPS to .873. Ismael Munguia had three hits and is hitting .389 with the Herd. Josh Kasevich had an RBI single and RJ Schreck had a double. Of note, former Blue Jay Steward Berroa singled and walked four times in his five plate appearances and scored two runs. Hayden Juenger fanned three over 1⅔ scoreless innings with one walk and Devereaux Harrison tossed 2⅓ scoreless frames with one punchout. Brendan Cellucci got the loss after giving up a three-run bomb in two-thirds of an inning. Brendan Little surrendered the other four runs, all unearned, after serving up a grand slam. Riley Tirotta had a tough day by going 0-for-4 with two errors at first base.
Aaron Parker homered in the ninth inning to snap a 2-2 time in Portland to give New Hampshire FC the result. Jace Bohrofen opened the scoring with a first-inning dinger and Cutter Coffey had an RBI double in the second. Adrian Pinto doubled and singled. Bohforen also took one for the team. Sean Keys singled, stole a base and scored a run. Chris McElvain only permitted a solo home run over six innings with four strikeouts, five groundouts and zero walks. Mason Olson blew the save but got the win with two innings of one-run ball and four whiffs. Conor Larkin finished up with a perfect ninth for his fourth save to whittle down his ERA to 1.35.
Dariel Ramon doubled home a run and Yorman Licourt homered to account for the Dunedin scoring. Ramon and JoJo Parker had two hits apiece and Parker swiped his 10th base of the year in 12 attempts. Will Cresswell had a double. Dylan Watts gave up a homer among two runs on four hits over 4⅔ innings with a 3-0 K/BB mark. Diego Dominguez scattered three hits over 3⅓ stanzas of shutout ball and punched out five batters with no walks. Jack Eshleman gave up a ninth-inning jack to take the loss.
At the Complex, Franklin Rojas had a first-inning run-scoring single to open the scoring and drew a walk. Rafael Flores singled in a run in the fourth. Pascual Archila had two hits and Tim Piasentin drew a walk. Carson Messina retired all nine hitters he faced with three strikeouts, two of them to end off his outing. Edgar Gallegos scattered five hits over two innings to get the win. Josbel Garcia finished up the final two frames perfectly for the save with one strikeout.
Lehigh Valley 7 Buffalo 5
New Hampshire 3 Portland 2
Bradenton 3 Dunedin 2
FCL Blue Jays 2 FCL Tigers 0
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
1. Charles McAdoo, Buffalo
2. Chris McElvain, New Hampshire
3. Jace Bohrofen, New Hampshire
Notes
Charles McAdoo singled four times before drilling a three-run home run to end the night with a perfect 5-for-5 performance to push his OPS to .873. Ismael Munguia had three hits and is hitting .389 with the Herd. Josh Kasevich had an RBI single and RJ Schreck had a double. Of note, former Blue Jay Steward Berroa singled and walked four times in his five plate appearances and scored two runs. Hayden Juenger fanned three over 1⅔ scoreless innings with one walk and Devereaux Harrison tossed 2⅓ scoreless frames with one punchout. Brendan Cellucci got the loss after giving up a three-run bomb in two-thirds of an inning. Brendan Little surrendered the other four runs, all unearned, after serving up a grand slam. Riley Tirotta had a tough day by going 0-for-4 with two errors at first base.
Aaron Parker homered in the ninth inning to snap a 2-2 time in Portland to give New Hampshire FC the result. Jace Bohrofen opened the scoring with a first-inning dinger and Cutter Coffey had an RBI double in the second. Adrian Pinto doubled and singled. Bohforen also took one for the team. Sean Keys singled, stole a base and scored a run. Chris McElvain only permitted a solo home run over six innings with four strikeouts, five groundouts and zero walks. Mason Olson blew the save but got the win with two innings of one-run ball and four whiffs. Conor Larkin finished up with a perfect ninth for his fourth save to whittle down his ERA to 1.35.
Dariel Ramon doubled home a run and Yorman Licourt homered to account for the Dunedin scoring. Ramon and JoJo Parker had two hits apiece and Parker swiped his 10th base of the year in 12 attempts. Will Cresswell had a double. Dylan Watts gave up a homer among two runs on four hits over 4⅔ innings with a 3-0 K/BB mark. Diego Dominguez scattered three hits over 3⅓ stanzas of shutout ball and punched out five batters with no walks. Jack Eshleman gave up a ninth-inning jack to take the loss.
At the Complex, Franklin Rojas had a first-inning run-scoring single to open the scoring and drew a walk. Rafael Flores singled in a run in the fourth. Pascual Archila had two hits and Tim Piasentin drew a walk. Carson Messina retired all nine hitters he faced with three strikeouts, two of them to end off his outing. Edgar Gallegos scattered five hits over two innings to get the win. Josbel Garcia finished up the final two frames perfectly for the save with one strikeout.