We all know that chicks dig the long ball. Well if it's long balls you want look no further than the Fisher Cats. They hit six on Thursday with Jay Harry and Nick Goodwin going deep twice. New Hampshire were the only winners among the full season affiliates last night. They are also the only full season affiliate with a winning record. The FCL Jays are having a great season, their record is 15-4.

Lehigh Valley 9 Buffalo 4

New Hampshire 14 Somerset 2

Eugene 5 Vancouver 2

Dunedin 11 Clearwater 12 - 10 innings

FCL Blue Jays 8 FCL Phillies 10

Three Stars

Third Star - Austin Cates

Second Star - Nick Goodwin

First Star - Jay Harry

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NOTES

Josh Fleming went 5.1 innings and was charged with two earned runs. But he also gave up six unearned runs. Two of the first three hitters in the second inning reached on errors. Instead of shutting the door Fleming gave up four straight hits and five in total. Nate Garkow made his debut and got five outs with two K's. Chase Lee made a quick getaway from Toronto and he pitched the ninth.

The Bisons had six hits, Jevon Ward had two including his fourth home run.

The Fisher Cats hit six home runs. Jay Harry hit two and had four RBI. Nick Goodwin also hit two, Sean Keys and Aaron Parker had one each. Funnily, those four home run hitters had no other hits in the game, home run or bust! Jackson Hornung had three hits, Adrian Pinto and Jace Bohrofen had two each. Arjun Nimmala did not play but also did not go on the IL so hopefully the reason he left Wednesday's game was minor.

While the offense was clicking the pitching was too. Austin Cates had his best AA start, six innings, eight K's, one run, four hits.

Daniel Guerra started for Vancouver and Eugene picked up three hits in each of the first and second innings off him, scoring three runs. Guerra did settle down after that and he finished five innings with six K's.

Vancouver had nine hits. Maddox Latta, JR Freethy and Hayden Gilliland had two hits each.

Dunedin had another tough loss. They took a two run lead to the ninth inning but Lluveres Severino walked the first two hitters, got a double play, but then surrendered a home run. The Jays scored three runs in the top of the tenth but Severino conceded four in the bottom for the walk off loss. Lazaro Estrada had started this game. He recorded the first six outs in order but then couldn't get an out in the third inning and the Phillies scored three off him.

Aldo Gaxiola led the offense with three hits. He is hitting .338 for May with an OPS of .878. Dariel Ramon had the Jays only home run and added a single. Jojo Parker and Jake Cook each had two hits. Juan Sanchez doubled.

Sann Omosako had another not so great start in the FCL. He only went two innings and was charged with three runs. His ERA is 9.45. The Jays did have 12 hits, CJ Stubbs, on rehab, had three hits, two home runs, and five RBI. Owen Gregg, who probably should be on the Dunedin roster, had two hits and is hitting .476 with an OPS of 1.131.