Lehigh Valley 8 Buffalo 5
New Hampshire 3 Somerset 2
Eugene 4 Vancouver 1
Dunedin 1 Clearwater 6
Three Stars
Third Star - Jorge Burgos
Second Star - Sean Keys
First Star - Jace Bohrofen
NOTES
The Bisons were leading 3-0 until Max Scherzer left the game. LHV then scored on each of the four following relievers. Buffalo did score two in the fifth to briefly retake the lead but LHV scored four in the seventh to put it away.
Buffalo had six hits, Willie McIvor had two. The Jays keep finding older catchers who can hit, both McIver and William Simoneit have hit well.
In a 2-2 tie, in the eighth inning, Jace Bohrofen doubled in a run to score the go ahead and winning run for New Hampshire. Earlier Jay Harry singled in Jorge Burgos who had doubled and Sean Keys hit home run number twelve. Bohrofen and Burgos had two hits each.
Chris McElvain had a pretty good start, Somerset just got one run off him but McElvain used a few too many pitches so he was done after 4.1 innings. McElvain has a 2.73 ERA in May with a 0.91 WHIP. His K's are a little light, just 20 in 26 innings.
Nolan Perry had a tough start to the Vancouver game. The first two hitters went single, home run. While Perry settled down after that he was a little less dominant than he has been in other starts. In four innings he walked three and gave up three more hits and hit a batter for a total of nine baserunners in four innings. He was charged with two earned runs, he did give up a third run but it was unearned.
The C's had only three hits, all doubles. JR Freethy doubled and scored the only run on a ground out.
Shane Bieber put Dunedin in a hole they were unable to get out of, he put up a five spot in the third inning. Clearwater got six hits off Bieber in 2.1 innings and just three hits off three relievers in 5.2 innings.
The D Jays had just five hits. Juan Sanchez and Jake Cook among the prospects had one each.