The FCL Jays won their final regular season game and finished with a record of 38-20. Theirs will likely be the only post season appearance by a Jays affiliate this year. Elsewhere Dunedin won while the other affiliates lost.

It was a clean sweep for the affiliates as they racked up forty runs in four games for four wins. Buffalo and Dunedin blew out the opposition while New Hampshire and Vancouver had late inning heroics for their wins.

Buffalo blew one late and New Hampshire was rained out but Vancouver and Dunedin came out on the right end of a one-run game. The FCL was embarrassed and the DSL squads split their games to produce a .500 night on the farm.


Jake Casey hit a round-tripper to highlight a well-rounded game for Vancouver on Tuesday.

Nolan Perry was hit in the head by a batted ball and left the game. It was a tough break for Perry who is just back from the futures game. New Hampshire lost that game, as did Vancouver. Both had a shortage of hits. Buffalo scored four runs in the ninth for the only affiliate win. Dunedin were rained out.

Jacob Sharp had our hits in the affiliates only win on Saturday. With Troy Guthrie making his high A debut, Vancouver won. Buffalo and the FCL Jays were blown out, New Hampshire and Dunedin lost despite outhitting their opponents.

Peyton Williams went 4-4 and Davis Schneider hit a go ahead two run home run in a good night on the farm. Dunedin were the only losers and they went to extra innings. Holden Wilkerson was the number one star as he was almost perfect in 5.2 innings. The news wasn't so good for Arjun Nimmala and Jojo Parker. Both were hitless and they made two errors each.

New Hampshire and Vancouver were winners out of four games. Eddie Micheletti is heating up for New Hampshire. Edward Duran and Mathieu Vallee led Vancouver to their win. Buffalo had a lot of hits, but lost.

It is tough to win both ends of a doubleheader. On Saturday both Buffalo and Dunedin did just that. Vancouver won with a little league home run and the FCL Jays also won. New Hampshire were the only losers, six wins and just one loss.

The affiliates were winless on Friday, three losses and two suspended games in Florida. A few hitters had nice games. Eddie Micheletti homered and drove in three runs for New Hampshire. JR Freethy had three hits and a hand in all three Vancouver runs. And Jay Harry had three hits and a walk.

The affiliates found some hits. Victor Arias had five hits, part of a 16 hit outburst by New Hampshire. Dunedin had eleven hits and the FCL Jays had 13. They all won. Vancouver had seven hits and lost. Buffalo were rained out.

Buffalo registered just three hits in their loss, New Hampshire also had three in their game one loss, Vancouver had four in, yep, their loss. The hitting was better in the second New Hampshire game and in Dunedin but New Hampshire had the only win on the night. Dunedin outhit Lakeland but lost by six runs.

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Anoiher losing Tuesday on the farm, this is a recording. Buffalo and Dunedin were embarrassed and the FCL Jays lost by a run. The only winners were Vancouver and the DSL Blue squad. New Hampshire and the DSL Red squad were rained out.


Victoria, BC native Sam Shaw had plenty of reason to smile after a perfect night at the plate on Tuesday.

Jake Bloss faced the same team for the second time this week and improved from giving up eleven runs to just one. Buffalo won behind him. New Hampshire took an early lead and made it stick. It was Johnny King day in Vancouver and his eight strikeouts and a Sam Shaw home run were enough for the win. Dunedin trailed into the ninth inning when new legend Giaconino Lasaracina turned a loss into a win. In total four wins!

Dunedin and the FCL Jays won, the top three affiliates lost. It was a quieter night on the farm, no starting pitcher went more than four innings and only one hitter had more than two hits. That one guy with three hits was Giaconino Lasaracina who also homered.

Buffalo scored 16 runs yesterday, today it was New Hampshire who scored twelve runs with 18 hits. Vancouver split a doubleheader, Dunedin won in extra innings. Buffalo and the FCL Jays lost.