New Hampshire turned 21 hits into 17 runs for a big, big win. And thats it for the good news. Vancouver pitchers gave up 17 hits as they suffered a post playoff clinching bad game. Dunedin had five hits across two games and lost both. Buffalo's game was suspended due to rain while the game was tied.

Worcester 3 Buffalo 3 - suspended, 10th inning

New Hampshire 17 Binghamton 5

Vancouver 3 Tri-City 10

Dunedin 3 Tampa 5 - game one

Dunedin 0 Tampa 2 - game two

Three Stars

Third Star - Adrian Pinto

Second Star - Carter Cunningham

First Star - Dub Gleed

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NOTES

Buffalo scored single runs in the eighth and ninth to send their game to extra innings. Both runs came from lead off walks and Davis Schneider drove in both, one with a sac fly and the other with a bases loaded walk. Once the tenth inning arrived so did the rain and the game will have to be completed tomorrow. The Bisons had nine hits and four hitters had two hits each, all singles. Rhylan Thomas, Josh Kasevich, Jay Harry and Carlos Mendoza each had two hits and a walk.

John Klein started and pitched three innings plus. He started the fourth but a Vinny Capra line drive hit him and he left the game. Daniel Guerra followed and went two shutout innings with two hits allowed. No strikeouts though.

NH had their hitting shoes on, 21 hits total. Binghamton used six pitchers and the only one not to allow a run was an outfielder. NH had four home runs. Carter Cunningham homered and singled. Dub Gleed homered and singled twice, he had six RBI. Aaron Parker went back to back with Gleed for a home run. He was playing left field again but was pulled when the Fisher Cats took the big lead. Cutter Coffey had the fourth home run and he also singled. JR Freethy, Edward Duran and Adrian Pinto had three hits each.

Jackson Wentworth was the beneficiary of the run outburst. He did go five but Binghamton scored four off him.

Vancouver took a beating, perhaps not surprising after clinching a playoff spot the day before. Tri-City scored in seven of their eight innings. Troy Guthrie was charged with seven of the runs. Brandon Barriera had an adventurous three inning relief appearance. Tri-City had five hits off him, scored three runs, one earned, he walked two and threw five wild pitches. Vancouver fielders made five errors in the game

The C's had five hits, Jean Joseph had two including his fourth home run.

In the first Dunedin game the Jays had one hit through six innings. Aldo Gaxiola singled in the seventh and Jake Bennett homered. But that was it, three hits. Miguel Pantoja started and did OK through three innings but in the fourth a walk and a home run put Dunedin behind. Pantoja walked five but only allowed one hit. Brayden Heidel followed and Tampa took him deep twice.

Dunedin's lack of hitting continued into game two. They had two hits in the game, both singles. Tampa also had just two hits but they benefitted from Carson Messina's wildness. Messina walked seven in 3.2 innings. Messina walked four in the second inning and Juan Sanchez made an error in the inning where Tampa scored their two runs.