For the second game in a row RJ Schreck had three hits and five RBI. That was matched by Dunedin's Yorman Licourt who had three balls hit over 105 mph. It was a sweet sweep night for the affiliates, six wins. New Hampshire won two.

Buffalo 13 Lehigh Valley 5

New Hampshire 4 Portland 2 - game one

New Hampshire 7 Portland 5 - game two, 10 innings

Vancouver 3 Eugene 2

Bradenton 6 Dunedin 9

FCL Tigers 2 FCL Blue Jays 3

Three Stars

Third Star - Eddie Micheletti

Second Star - Yorman Licourt

First Star - RJ Schreck

Boxes

NOTES

RJ Schreck had a single, double and a home run and drove in five runs. It was a similar haul to yesterday. LV finally walked him in his last at bat. The Bisons scored 13 runs with ten hits, they also had ten walks. Charles McAdoo had two hits and a walk.

Grant Rogers started and went four innings, three runs, two K's. Pat Gallagher followed and struck out four in 2.2 innings. That follows four K's in 1.2 innings last Saturday. Gallaghers fastball only averages 89.7, but he got three whiffs and five called strikes off that pitch.

In the first New Hampshire game Gage Stanifer righted the ship. He had been walking too many hitters but on Thursday he only walked two. He threw 47 strikes and 35 balls, not quite at the desired two to one ratio but better than he has been. He was able to go five innings, no runs allowed. He struck out three. Nate Garkow went one inning, he now has 12.1 innings this season and his ERA is still zero. He is walking a few too many guys, nine so his WHIP is 1.22 behind his zero ERA.

NH scored four runs with six hits. Adrian Pinto had the biggest hit, a two run double in the third inning.

In game two Portland jumped Richard Gallardo for three runs before he could get two outs. He settled down after that going five innings, no additional runs allowed and he struck out eight. This game needed three extra innings before NH managed to win. A Nick Goodwin sac fly generated the winning run. It was Goodwins second sac fly in the game. Eddie Micheletti had three hits with two doubles. Arjun Nimmala, Aaron Parker and Jay Harry had two hits each.

Johnny King started for Vancouver and he had some trouble throwing strikes. He walked four in three innings and needed 67 pitches, 32 strikes and 35 balls. Holden Wilkerson was excellent in relief, he threw a five inning, one hitter with five K's.

Dub Gleed led off the game with a double. He scored the first run and later waled three times. Manuel Beltre homered, his second of the season. Kendry Chirinos had two hits and walked. Tucker Toman started the season so well, he was hitting .390 on April 21. But now he has cooled off, just one hit in May and his average s down to .274.

In Dunedin Yorman Licourt pulled a RJ Schreck with a single, double and a home run and five RBI. Three of his batted balls were recorded at 109.1, 108.9 and 105.9 mph. The Jays were actually out hit 10-7 but Bradenton made four errors.

Brandon Barriera pitched well, three innings, one run, four K's. FB averaged 93.2 and he picked up eighth whiffs.

In the FCL Jake Cook, presumably on rehab, had two hits and drove in two of the Jays three runs. Catcher Renyel Campos also had two hits. Yimi Garcia started and got two outs. Box fave, Sann Omosako went 4.1 shutout innings but he just had one K.