A winning Tuesday on the farm. Only New Hampshire failed to come through with a W.
JoJo Parker high-fives Maddox Latta (number 6) after the Vancouver Canadians downed Spokane at Nat Bailey Stadium on Tuesday.
Buffalo 6 Rochester 3
Hartford 8 New Hampshire 2
Vancouver 6 Spokane 1
Dunedin 7 Palm Beach 1
Boxscores
Silvano Hechavarria put up six donuts on the line score to get the win on Tuesday.
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
1. Silvano Hechavarria, Vancouver
2. JoJo Parker, Vancouver
3. Jack Nedrow, Dunedin
Notes
All nine Bisons hitters reached base safely, with seven of them getting a hit. Jay Harry doubled and singled, Rudy Martin Jr. walked three times in the leadoff spot and Davis Schneider was on base three times with a single and two walks. Josh Kasevich singled and Sean Keys walked. Grant Rogers was the winning pitcher, going six innings and surrendering two runs on four hits, including a homer, and striking out four with zero walks. Eight of his 11 outs were on the dirt.
Alexis Hernández doubled home two runs to account for all of New Hampshire FC’s scoring. He went 3-for-4 with a stolen base and is hitting .368 in Double-A. Adrian Pinto, Dub Gleed and Tucker Toman had the other hits with Toman drawing a walk. Austin Cates was tagged with the loss, giving up three runs in five innings but one run was unearned. Eight batters reached base on five hits, a walk and two hit by pitches but he struck out seven with three of his five outs in play on the ground. Angel Obando tossed two goose eggs with two strikeouts but Kelena Sauer and Devereaux Harrison allowed multiple runs in their inning of work.
Dariel Ramon had a multi-hit effort and had the game-winning RBI for Vancouver on Tuesday.
JoJo Parker had a three-hit night consisting of two RBI singles and a double. All three hits for the left-handed-hitting Parker all came off a pair of lefties. Dariel Ramon had a two-hit night, an RBI groundout and a stolen base. Jake Casey had two walks, one of them forcing in a run. Maddox Latta also had two walks, one of them came after a 10-pitch at-bat that preceded Parker's second RBI single of the night. Ryan Sprock had a double and a single. Eight of the nine C's hitters reached base safely except for Jean Joseph. He contributed a sacrifice fly and was robbed of a double to the right-center field gap that would have produced a pair of runs. Austin Smith and Bryce Chance singled. Silvano Hechavarria surrendered just three hits, one an infield single in which Ramon slipped when trying to field a ball at second. Hechavarria walked just one while striking out five over six shutout innings for the win. Bradley Wilson allowed a run in the ninth but got the three-inning save. All six of his outs in play were on the grass.
Back-to-back jacks from Owen Carapellotti and Aldo Gaxiola put Dunedin ahead to stay. Gaxiola also added an RBI single. Brayden Martin knocked home two more runs with a base hit and stole a base while Raimundo De Los Santos doubled home two more. Blaine Bullard had a hit, Jake Cook drew a walk and Juan Sánchez went 0-for-4. Ryan Cooney drew a walk and took one for the team. Josh Winckowski opened with 1⅔ innings of one-run ball, a first-pitch home run. He allowed another hit, walked a batter, plunked one and struck out one. Jack Nedrow stranded a runner and scattered two hits and two walks whiffing six over 5⅓ innings for the win. Landon Waters put up two bagels to finish up, working around three hits while punching out two.
JoJo Parker high-fives Maddox Latta (number 6) after the Vancouver Canadians downed Spokane at Nat Bailey Stadium on Tuesday.
Buffalo 6 Rochester 3
Hartford 8 New Hampshire 2
Vancouver 6 Spokane 1
Dunedin 7 Palm Beach 1
Boxscores
Silvano Hechavarria put up six donuts on the line score to get the win on Tuesday.
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
1. Silvano Hechavarria, Vancouver
2. JoJo Parker, Vancouver
3. Jack Nedrow, Dunedin
Notes
All nine Bisons hitters reached base safely, with seven of them getting a hit. Jay Harry doubled and singled, Rudy Martin Jr. walked three times in the leadoff spot and Davis Schneider was on base three times with a single and two walks. Josh Kasevich singled and Sean Keys walked. Grant Rogers was the winning pitcher, going six innings and surrendering two runs on four hits, including a homer, and striking out four with zero walks. Eight of his 11 outs were on the dirt.
Alexis Hernández doubled home two runs to account for all of New Hampshire FC’s scoring. He went 3-for-4 with a stolen base and is hitting .368 in Double-A. Adrian Pinto, Dub Gleed and Tucker Toman had the other hits with Toman drawing a walk. Austin Cates was tagged with the loss, giving up three runs in five innings but one run was unearned. Eight batters reached base on five hits, a walk and two hit by pitches but he struck out seven with three of his five outs in play on the ground. Angel Obando tossed two goose eggs with two strikeouts but Kelena Sauer and Devereaux Harrison allowed multiple runs in their inning of work.
Dariel Ramon had a multi-hit effort and had the game-winning RBI for Vancouver on Tuesday.
JoJo Parker had a three-hit night consisting of two RBI singles and a double. All three hits for the left-handed-hitting Parker all came off a pair of lefties. Dariel Ramon had a two-hit night, an RBI groundout and a stolen base. Jake Casey had two walks, one of them forcing in a run. Maddox Latta also had two walks, one of them came after a 10-pitch at-bat that preceded Parker's second RBI single of the night. Ryan Sprock had a double and a single. Eight of the nine C's hitters reached base safely except for Jean Joseph. He contributed a sacrifice fly and was robbed of a double to the right-center field gap that would have produced a pair of runs. Austin Smith and Bryce Chance singled. Silvano Hechavarria surrendered just three hits, one an infield single in which Ramon slipped when trying to field a ball at second. Hechavarria walked just one while striking out five over six shutout innings for the win. Bradley Wilson allowed a run in the ninth but got the three-inning save. All six of his outs in play were on the grass.
Back-to-back jacks from Owen Carapellotti and Aldo Gaxiola put Dunedin ahead to stay. Gaxiola also added an RBI single. Brayden Martin knocked home two more runs with a base hit and stole a base while Raimundo De Los Santos doubled home two more. Blaine Bullard had a hit, Jake Cook drew a walk and Juan Sánchez went 0-for-4. Ryan Cooney drew a walk and took one for the team. Josh Winckowski opened with 1⅔ innings of one-run ball, a first-pitch home run. He allowed another hit, walked a batter, plunked one and struck out one. Jack Nedrow stranded a runner and scattered two hits and two walks whiffing six over 5⅓ innings for the win. Landon Waters put up two bagels to finish up, working around three hits while punching out two.