On the road again, with a seven game trip to a couple of Original Six cities. (not that there ever was an Original Six anywhere, one of those myths that has always irritated the hell out of me.)

Buffalo gets rained out, Dunedin and New Hampshire get blasted, and Vancouver loses in Hillsboro.

Buffalo St. Paul Suspended

Somerset 11 New Hampshire 2

Hillsboro 5 Vancouver 3

Bradenton 7 Dunedin 1

Dunedin and New Hampshire were the winners on Tuesday. Buffalo, Vancouver and the FCL Blue Jays went a combined 0-4.

The homestand continues this afternoon as the not-so-mighty Chicago White Sox providing the opposition.

Buffalo and New Hampshire both lost to walk-offs in the eleventh inning. Vancouver just needed nine innings to be walked off. Dunedin won to save the day.

There were seven games on Saturday with three affiliate wins. Buffalo split a doubleheader, New Hampshire and Dunedin won. Vancouver lost a doubleheader and the FCL Jays also lost. In most games there were not a lot of hits for the Jays batters.

It had been a quiet start to the season for Jace Bohrofen. He hit his first home run of the season on Wednesday and added his second on Friday, part of a four RBI game. Vancouver won that game. Dunedin rallied to win while New Hampshire were shutout. The FCL Jays lost and Buffalo were rained out.

A six game homestand commences with a visit from the Tampa Bay Rays.

Dunedin had a tenth inning walk off win. New Hampshire also won but the other three affiliates lost.

On a night when all four affiliates won their games, big numbers on offence were a key part of these victories.

Buffalo 14 Rochester 3

New Hampshire 12 Hartford 3

Vancouver 6 Spokane 2

Dunedin 5 Juniper 0

The FCL Blue Jays were rained out. That’s the only positive on the Tuesday night scoreboard.

The last place Blue Jays, the first place Orioles. In their house. Should be fun.

Buffalo shutout Worcester, Orelvis Martinez homered. Dunedin scored a run in the ninth to win. Vancouver left the bases loaded in the ninth and lost by a run. New Hampshire gave up three runs in the eighth and lost.

Vancouver walked off Everett for the second night in a row, Dasan Brown had the game winning hit. New Hampshire had good pitching and hitting for the win. The other three teams lost.

Cam Eden hit a grand slam in the sixth to turn a three run deficit into a lead. Buffalo went on to win with Leo Jimenez having a big night. Vancouver had the walk off win. Dunedin were walked off while New Hampshire had a 3-0 lead in the sixth but lost.