The full-season clubs only managed four runs between them as the affiliates went 0-7 on Tuesday.

Six games on the road, and I'm gonna make it home....oh, never mind

Eddie Micheletti Jr tied the Vancouver game with a home run and two innings later hit a go ahead home run leading the C's to the win. The super hot Charles McAdoo homered again as he and Peyton Williams helped the Fisher Cats win. A couple of hot prospects have hit a speed bump as they move up the ladder. Both Trey Yesavage and Johnny King did not have good games.

Khal Stephen dominated as the C's shutout Everett. Buffalo and New Hampshire each hit three home runs, for NH it led to a win, for Buffalo a loss. Dunedin were rained out again.

Buffalo and Vancouver both scored nine runs, the FCL Jays scored ten. Lots of their hitters had lots of hits and between them had three wins. New Hampshire and Dunedin's bats were cold and both lost.

So as we head into trading season the question that comes up is what did the Jays do in other years when they contended? What did they give up, what did they get back? Did it work?

This is fun. Keep it up?

It was a light night on the farm as the Florida weather kicked in to limit the North American games to three. Buffalo were blown out while New Hampshire and Vancouver won. Peyton Williams and Jay Harry had the big go-ahead hits.

Lakeland 2 Dunedin 0

New Hampshire 4 Portland 1

Vancouver 7 Everett 3

Buffalo 5 Rochester 3

Dunedin were the only losers on Wednesday.

It's the Yankees, it's a four game series, we're going to hit 200 comments any second now. I occasionally check in on my phone and scrolling down to the bottom is a chore.

Buffalo was the only full-season team to find the win column on Tuesday.


Irv Carter supplied shutout relief for Vancouver on Canada Day.

Parker, it was agreed later, had crushed the pitch, hitting the ball exactly in its middle with the middle of his bat, so that it flew toward Dauer without any spin - a knuckleball, in short, which took a sudden and characteristic knuckleball veer at the last instant and skipped free. Tim Foli, running toward second, was the nearest witness, and he said later, "I could see the seams of the ball, so I knew what had happened. It was so strange to see a ball hit that way, and hit so hard, that I yelled 'Look out!' as it went by me. Dauer never had a chance."
-- Parker's seventh inning single off Jim Palmer to break up a scoreless tie in Game 6 of the 1979 World Series. in Roger Angell, Late Innings

The starting pitchers were noteworthy on Sunday. Adam Kloffenstein pitched well for Buffalo but wasn't around for the walk off win. Juaron Watts-Brown also did well for New Hampshire but was only good for four innings. Khal Stephen struck out eight over 5.1 innings and just gave up one run, a run that got him the L. Johnny King had command issues in a game that was suspended.

Buffalo did a reverse Jays, the won by a touchdown and a field goal. Phil Clarke hit a grand slam. The other games were close with several late win. New Hampshire lost to a walk off. Dunedin and the FCL team were on the winning side of a walk off. Vancouver wone one but lost game two in the ninth.

Six games, two wins. Dunedin won one of their two games thanks to Kendry Rojas who should be ready for New Hampshire after dominating in A ball. The other win was in the FCL where Troy Guthrie was great after Brandon Barriera struggled. The top three teams all lost.