Buffalo and New Hampshire have had a rough go of it recently. Buffalo were 1-8 in their last nine games entering Sunday while New Hampshire were 1-7 in their last eight. So when Buffalo were down 7-1 in the seventh inning of their game and New Hampshire were down 6-1 in the ninth, it looked like the losing would continue. But Buffalo had a seven run seventh inning and NH a six run ninth and both won.
Vancouver and Dunedin finished their regular seasons with losses. Vancouver's season will continue on Tuesday with a playoff game but Dunedin are finished. Vancouver will play a best of five series against Eugene. Will any Dunedin players get to play for Vancouver or will the C's stick with their roster?
Worcester 7 Buffalo 8
New Hampshire 7 Binghamton 6
Vancouver 2 Tri-City 6
Dunedin 3 Tampa 4
Three Stars
Third Star - Du Gleed
Second Star - Aaron Parker
First Star - Ismael Munguia
NOTES
Worcester had a 7-1 lead heading to the bottom of the seventh. Jay Harry had homered in the first inning for Buffalo's only run to that point. In the seventh Ismael Munguia singled and Lenyn Sosa homered, 7-3. CJ Stubbs walked, Rhylan Thomas singled as did Harry, bases loaded. Nick Goodwin singled to drive in two more, 7-5. After Davis Schneider walked Munguia came up again and doubled to clear the bases, 8-7. Munguia ended with a three hit game.
Grant Rogers gave up seven runs and was lucky not to take the loss.
Austin Cates started for NH and did well except for one bad inning. Through five innings Binghamton had four hits and two walks. Two hits and the two walks came in the same inning leading to two earned runs. Matt Olson followed and gave up four runs. Gage Stanifer went one inning, 25 pitches, one walk and four K's.
NH had only Alexis Hernandez's first AA home run through eight innings and they trailed 6-1. In the ninth Dub Gleed and Carter Cunningham doubled. Adrian Pinto, Tucker Toman and Edward Duran singled, Cutter Coffey walked and Aaron Parker doubled to clear the bases and give NH a 7-6 lead. Gleed was 3-4 with a walk. Kelena Sauer came on to get the save. In case you didn't know Sauer is Hawaiian and his second name is "Lanakilahaahaaokekoa.
Connor O'Halloran went four shutout innings for Vancouver but the bullpen gave up six runs.
Ryan Sprock scored both C's runs. He singled and scored in the seventh and homered in the eighth. Jojo Parker and Austin Smith had two hits each.
Dunedin were outhit 6-5 and outscored 4-3. The Jays runs came from two home runs, a solo shot by Owen Carapellotti and a two run bomb by rehabbing Josh Rivera.
Edrwin Veras started and gave up one run in three innings. Josbel Garcia gave up two runs and took the loss.
