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Sean Keys had four hits for Buffalo who won easily. New Hampshire and Vancouver were losers while Dunedin were rained out.

Lehigh Valley 2 Buffalo 10

New Hampshire 3 Erie 6

Vancouver 5 Eugene 6

Dunedin at Clearwater - cancelled


Three Stars

Third Star - Gable Mitchell

Second Star - Landen Maroudis

First Star - Sean Keys


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NOTES


Buffalo scored early and often, they finished with 15 hits. Several players had multi hit games but Sean Keys led the way with a 4-5 day. Rudy Martin, Jay Harry, Josh Kasevich and Peyton Williams had two hits each. Martin and CJ Stubbs homered.


CJ Van Eyk started and went four innings. He was responsible for the two runs. Five relievers followed including Ricky Tiedemann who walked two and struck out one in his inning. The threw 10 strikes and 13 balls.


Fresh off a two hitter NH did not do much better, they had six hits and lost again. Dub Gleed homered. Edward Duran had two hits, he is hitting .455 in his short time in AA after hitting .231 in Vancouver.


Nolan Perry started, his second time facing Erie this week. Erie took him deep twice and he gave up three runs total in 3.2 inning. He had just one K.


Like Perry, Maroudis was facing Eugene for the second time this week. Through five innings he held Eugene off the scoreboard on two hits allowed. He came back out for the sixth and gave up a one out home run. That was followed by a walk and a single and his day was done. One of those runners scored so two runs total. He struck out five. Reece Wissinger followed and he was charged with four runs.


Jaxson West, Gable Mitchell and David Calabrese combined for a run in the seventh. Jojo Parker, Maddox Latta and West combined for a second run in the eighth but the C's came to the ninth down by four. Mitchell and Calabrese homered back to back to make it 6-4. A hit batter and two walks loaded the bases with one out. Eugene walked in a fifth run but the C's couldn't get the tying or winning run across the plate. Vancouver outhit Eugene 13-8. Every starter had a hit with Austin Smith, Bryce Chance, Mitchell and Calabrese picking up two each.


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