Tanner Morris hit a grand slam home run in the first inning for Buffalo but the Mets came back to tie the game. Buffalo took the lead in the ninth, but the Mets tied. Buffalo scored again in the tenth but the Mets walked them off in the bottom of the inning. It was a disappointing loss. It was the opposite in New Hampshire. They trailed 8-2 in the fifth inning but scored 12 unanswered runs for the win. Dunedin won both ends of a doubleheader. They hit three home runs in game one, then scored 15 runs in game two with just five hits. They walked 18 times. No such excitement for Vancouver who lost a game in which they had four hits.

No team in the majors has played more games away from home than the Blue Jays. This is why most of their remaining games - 22 of 34, to be precise - will be in their own yard.

Buffalo had the bats working again scoring nine runs in their win. New Hampshire scored six runs early but the bullpen gave up six runs in the last three innings to turn a win into a loss. Dunedin, like Buffalo, scored nine runs in their win. Vancouver were the only team that didn't have a big offensive game, and they lost. The best pitching performance came from Michael Dominguez who struck out nine in 5.2 innings.

Buffalo 14 Syracuse 2

Binghamton 4 New Hampshire 2

Spokane 4 Vancouver 0

Dunedin St. Lucie Suspended

Vancouver was the only winner on Tuesday. The DSL Blue Jays were washed out in their regular season finale.

Take the moment and taste it
You've got no reason to be afraid
You're on your own, kid
You always have been

Six weeks left. We're getting down to it.

There were more home runs for the good guys on Sunday. Ernie Clement hit one for Buffalo in their win. The Fisher Cats hit four home runs, including two by Damiano Palmegiani in their win. Peyton Williams went deep in Vancouvers win, while Dunedin didn't need any home runs in their win. Vancouver and Dunedin's games were shortened by smoke and rain respectively.

One home run for Buffalo, four for New Hampshire, three and two for Vancouver and one in the DSL. The teams that hit the taters won, the ones that didn't, didn't.

The Buffalo Bisons led 14-6 headed to the ninth inning and they brought in Trevor Schwecke to finish the game. He did gave up a couple of runs but saved an inning for the bullpen. One of the reasons they needed pitching help was that Jimmy Robbins was used in relief. He threw 20 pitches, one strike and 19 balls, and didn't get an out. New Hampshire lost a game they were winning. Dunedin won, scoring 10 runs. Hamilton's Bryce Arnold had a big game. Vancouver were blown out.

I was carried to Ohio in a swarm of bees

This weekend, at the Budweiser Stage, the greatest band ever to come out of Cincinnati (by way of Brooklyn) will be laying down a little rock, a little roll. While the local baseball team visits their home town.

Bo Bichette led Buffalo to a nice win. New Hampshire played two, they lost the game Ricky Tiedemann started but won the other one. Vancouver were blown out while Dunedin lost in extra innings.

Canadian’s six-game winning streak snapped in Eugene.

Rochester 5 Buffalo 4

New Hampshire 3 Hartford 8

Eugene 8 Vancouver 6

Dunedin 12 Clearwater 4

New Hampshire won and the FCL squad split a pair. Dunedin and the DSL Blue Jays both lost. Buffalo's game was rained out and Vancouver's game was smoked out due to wildfires in the Eugene area.

Back at it.

Vancouver hit three home runs, two from Devonte Brown, and won 3-1. Jace Bohrofen homered again to help Dunedin win. Orelvis Martinez and Ernie Clement homered for Buffalo but it wasn't enough to offset bad pitching. New Hampshire also lost.