Buffalo and the FCL Jays both scored three runs in their last at-bat for two walk off wins. Dunedin won both ends of a doubleheader. Vancouver ran up the score on Spokane as they push for a first half title. New Hampshire were the only duds on the night.
Vancouver are currently in first place with a 1.5 game lead as of early Friday night. They have won eight straight games. The first half ends next Thursday, five games remain.
New Hampshire 5 Reading 4
Vancouver 8 Spokane 4
Buffalo 5 Columbus 2
Dunedin’s game was postponed, New Hampshire, Vancouver, and Buffalo won.

Khal Stephen has a 2-0 record with a 2.25 earned run average for Vancouver.

Trey Yesavage is the top-rated pitcher in the Blue Jays farm system.
Other than the FCL team it was wins all around. Rafael Sanchez threw a no hitter for New Hampshire. Grant Rogers pitched well in game two. There were eleven home runs hit by Jays players.
The Sanchez home run was quite the turnaround for a player who gave up ten runs his last time out.
New Hampshire 3 Altoona 0
Tri-City 7 Vancouver 5
Syracuse 7 Buffalo 6
Dunedin’s game was postponed, New Hampshire won Vancouver and Buffalo lost.

Khal Stephen punched out 11 batters in six innings at Tri-City on Tuesday.