Charlotte 2 Buffalo 4
New Hampshire 2 Binghamton 10
Vancouver 8 Spokane 9 - 10 innings
Dunedin 8 Lakeland 6
FCL Yankees 2 FCL Blue Jays 3
Three Stars
Third Star - Aldo Gaxiola
Second Star - Sean Keys
First Star - Tucker Toman
NOTES
SEan Keys hit a two run, walk off, home run in the bottom of the ninth to break a 2-2 tie and give Buffalo the win. It was Keys only hit of the game. The Bisons had ten hits and the number 9, 1 and 2 hitters had eight of the hits. Carlos Mendoza, hitting ninth, was 2-4. Jon Clase, leading off was 3-5 as was Josh Kasevich who drove in the first two runs.
Grant Rogers started, went five innings and was charged with two runs. Chad Dallas, back from the major leagues, threw two innings in relief.
NH were leading 2-1 into the sixth inning but three relievers combined to give up nine runs. Austin Cates had started and he was a little wild, walking four in four innings with three K's.
Hedbert Perez homered for NH, one of their eight hits. Dub Gleed had two hits.
The Vancouver game was a back and forth contest that went to extra innings. In the top of the tenth Jacob Sharp singled in a run to give the C's the lead. But in the bottom of the inning the first hitter hit a two run home run off Jay Schueler.
The C's did have eleven hits, Tucker Toman stayed hot by going 4-5 with a double and a home run. JR Freethy and Alexis Hernandez also homered.
Spokane scored six runs off Gilberto Batista in 4.2 innings. He did strike out six.
Dunedin scored four in the eighth innings and another run in the ninth to win 8-6. The Jays had no home runs but both Aldo Gaxiola and Brock Tibbets had RBI triples in those last two innings. Tibbets and Gaxiola also had doubles. Juan Sanchez was 3-5 and Jake Cook 2-5.
Giacomo Taschin made his first high A start. He went three innings and was taken deep for a two run home run. He struck out three.
The FCL Jays walked off the Yankees in eight innings. Pascual Archila, who is having a good week, singled in the winning run. He was the only hitter with two hits.
Ricky Tiedemann threw a clean inning to start the game Connor O'Halloran, also on rehab, threw two innings.
