Vancouver lost a one run game and now have to win two in a row to win the championship. Buffalo won big with the usual suspects, Alan Roden, Josh Kasevich and Steward Berroa having good games. New Hampshire had their win streak stopped at one.

New Hampshire won its first game in a week. They scored five runs, three with sac flies and one with a wild pitch. But a win is a win. Buffalo also won with Alan Roden going deep. Vancouver had a travel day, their playoff series resumes Friday.

Two lopsided losses and a postseason loss to top off a terrible Tuesday.

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Vancouver won again and are headed to the playoffs on the back of two wins in a row. Dunedin also ended their season on a high, they won on Sunday for their sixth win in a row. They did not make the playoffs. Vancouver starts their playoff on Tuesday in a best of five, winner take all, series.

Buffalo had a big win with Orelvis back in the lineup. New Hampshire lost, their season cannot end soon enough.

Buffalo and Dunedin each had narrow 5-4 wins. Vancouver scored three runs in the bottom of the ninth for a win. New Hampshire lost.

Dunedin won both ends of a doubleheader against the Yankees. New Hampshire and Vancouver lost but Kendry Rojas was outstanding for Vancouver, just one hitter reached base in six innings. Buffalo were rained out.

Vancouver had a walk off win and that sent them to the playoffs. Steward Berroa had a big game for Buffalo as they shutout Lehigh Valley. JP Freethy hit an inside the part home run in extra innings to get the win for Dunedin. New Hampshire lost.

New Hampshire 6 Portland 1 Game One
New Hampshire 3 Portland 1 Game Two
Eugene 10 Vancouver 7
Dunedin Tampa PPD Lehigh Valley 5 Buffalo 4

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The Blue Jays affiliates were 3-0 on Tuesday. Dunedin's game in Tampa was rained out.

Buffalo and Dunedin won. Buffalo had a big 9-0 win while Arjun Nimmala starred in Dunedin's win. Two wins was the best showing of the week but it could have been better. New Hampshire led 2-0 in the eighth but lost 5-2. Vancouver led 8-3 in the ninth and lost. The common thread in the two losses? Walks. The Jays relievers walked eight in those two innings.

James Kaprelian started for Buffalo and gave up nine runs. Dunedin played two and each starter gave up six runs. Vancouver's starter gave up four runs in the first two innings. All of these games were lost. New Hampshire did get good pitching but lost 1-0 with the winning run scoring on a double steal. The affiliates are now 2-19 this week.

It has been a bad week on the farm. The affiliates were 0-4 on Tuesday and Thursday and 1-3 on Wednesday. Friday was another 1-3 with Dunedin having the only win. Dunedin have been trying to play two since Wednesday but each day the rains come in the afternoon, delay the start of game one and limit play to just one game.

The Jays pitchers were in a generous mood on Thursday. From giving up too many hits, to walks, balks and hit batters, they didn't put up much of a fight. Two of the affiliates outhit their opponents to no avail. All four affiliates lost.

Altoona 8 New Hampshire 4
Vancouver 10 Hillsboro 5
Lakeland 4 Dunedin 2 
Lakeland Dunedin Game Two PPD 
Durham 14 Buffalo 8


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