New Hampshire and Vancouver were winners out of four games. Eddie Micheletti is heating up for New Hampshire. Edward Duran and Mathieu Vallee led Vancouver to their win. Buffalo had a lot of hits, but lost.

Scranton 8 Buffalo 7 - 10 innings

Portland 3 New Hampshire 10

Everett 8 Vancouver 9

Lakeland 9 Dunedin 4

Three Stars

Third Star - Yohendrick Pinango

Second Star - Mathieu Vallee

First Star - Edward Duran

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NOTES

Buffalo scored a run in the eight and two in the ninth to tie the game and send it to extra innings. Yohendrick Pinango doubled in the two runs in the ninth. But Scranton got a three run home run in the tenth and the Bisons could only score two.

Buffalo had 15 hits, seven hitters had two hits each. The following had a single and a double: Josh Kasevich, Jay Harry, Davis Schneider, Charles McAdoo, Willie MacIver and Pinango.

New Hampshire has eight hits and scored ten runs. Eddie Micheletti and Adam Hackenberg homered. Jackson Hornung was the only hitter with two hits. Micheletti has run hot and cold this season. After hitting .182 in June he is up to .333 in July so far.

Mason Olson made the spot start and did well, just one run conceded in four innings.

Vancouver had two four run innings on their way to scoring nine runs. They had only two extra base hits. Edward Duran had a big game, two single and a double and he scored three runs. Mathieu Vallee continues to hit, a single, a double, two walks and three RBI. He is hitting .385. Tucker Toman also had two hits.

Jake Nedrow gave up seven runs in four innings and didn't get a loss.

Dunedin had four hits and made three errors. Blaine Bullard hit a two run home run and added a sac fly.

Checking in on a couple of DSL prospects. Juan Caricote got off to a slow start, he was hitting .194 on June 20th. He had four hits on June 22nd and has been on the up ever since. He has had seven multi hit games in 15 games since June 20th. His July average is .483. Caricote is 17 and it looks like he will be in Florida for his year 18 season. He was the top international signing for 2026, getting $1.9M.

On the other hand Sebastian Casanova received $180,000. The 17 yo has mainly played shortstop. He is hitting .351. Casanova has 34 hits but only three were for extra base hits, all doubles. The 5'9" hitter needs to get stronger but it is an excellent start.

Note, the FCL season has 12 days to run, the regular season finishes on July 23rd. The DSL has over four weeks to play.