Vancouver were the only winners on Friday. Silvano Hechavarria and Jaunmi Vasquez threw a two hitter and Sean Keys homered. The other three affiliates lost on a generally quiet night on the farm.

It was a tough night on the farm for pitchers and hitters. The hitters had 25 hits across five games, thats just five per game. Only two hitters had a multi hit game. The pitchers also had a tough day. Each of Trey Yesavage, Fernando Perez and Johnny King did not meet expectations. None of them went five innings. The affiliates won one game out of five.

Dunedin 7 Lakeland 5 PPD

Dunedin 7 Lakeland 1

New Hampshire 6 Akron 2

Vancouver 7 Tri-City 4

Buffalo 4 Scranton/Wilkes Barre 1 

New Hampshire, Dunedin, Buffalo, and Vancouver all won

Buffalo was rained out but New Hampshire, Vancouver and Dunedin were winners. The Dominican squads split their two games on Tuesday.


Gage Stanifer had his best start of the season for Vancouver on Tuesday.

Three wins on Sunday with two three run home runs. Josh Rivera hit one for Buffalo and they won by one run. Matt Scannell hit the other one for Vancouver, the C's won easily. New Hampshire won in extra innings but Dunedin lost.

Is is unusual for a player to have four RBI in a game, it's not something that happens every day. But on Saturday three players did it. Jevon Ward hit two home runs to get his four RBI. New Hampshire split a doubleheader. Yorman Licourt hit his first A ball home run on his way to four RBI and a Dunedin win. Carter Cunningham hit a grand slam for Vancouver. He was overshadowed by JR Freethy who had four hits and reached base six times. With both those players producing Vancouver won. Buffalo lost. And all of this hitting ignores Grant Rogers who produced another excellent start for New Hampshire.

Two wins and two losses on Friday. Kendry Chirinos had a big game for Dunedin and Johnny King was his usual dominant self on the mound but the D Jays had to go to extra innings for the win. Buffalo behind Shane Bieber and George Springer had a 2-0 win. Fernando Perez made his first AA start with mixed results. Vancouver also lost.

Thursday saw a number of pitching debuts. Trey Yesavage was a little wild in his AAA debut but the Bisons came back with plenty of hitting to win. Austin Cates made his high A debut falling one out short of five innings. Vancouver, like Buffalo got the bats working and won. Dunedin hitters took game one off but behind debutant Dayne Pengelly scored 16 runs to win game two and split the doubleheader. New Hampshire were on track for the win but Kai Peterson, just promoted, let Binghamton back in and the Fisher Cats lost in extra innings.

Tampa 13 Dunedin 6
New Hampshire Binghamton PPD Rain
Vancouver 6  Spokane 5
Lehigh Valley 9 Buffalo 4

New Hampshire gets rained out, Dunedin gets blasted, Buffalo sends Manoah to the mound, and Vancouver turns a triple play!

Buffalo, Vancouver and the DSL Red Jays were winners. New Hampshire lost and Dunedin was swept in a doubleheader. The DSL Blue squad's game was rained out.


JR Freethy was on base four times and drove in four runs out of the leadoff spot for Vancouver on Tuesday.

Riley Tirotta hit a grand slam, Nimmala had four RBI but not from a grand slam. Thanks in part to Tirotta's grand slam, Buffalo scored six runs in their first at-bats with two home runs, that was enough for the win. Dunedin split a doubleheader. New Hampshire were one hit and Vancouver were good, until they weren't.

Buffalo had all systems firing on Saturday, they had good hitting and Shane Bieber was on the mound. Vancouver had Fernando Perez on the mound and they won a tight, low scoring game. New Hampshire were poor and Dunedin once again, were rained out.

Gage Stanifer struck out ten for Vancouver. Trey Yesavage struck out nine for New Hampshire. Daniel Guerra struck out seven for Dunedin and CJ Van Eyk struck out six for Buffalo. Only Daniel Guerra came out on the winning side as the hits were lacking higher in the system. Dunedin did have plenty of hits to support Guerra.

Victor Arias did his best to get a win for New Hampshire but to no avail. He had four hits and eight total bases. New Hampshire could not execute and lost in twelve innings. Bryce Arnold was hot for Vancouver and they did get a win. Buffalo lost and Dunedin were rained out.

All eyes were on a pair of pitchers on Thursday. Adam Macko was wild again for Buffalo and doesn't look major league ready yet. And speaking of not being major league ready, Alek Manoah wasn't great for New Hampshire. But returning from surgery is not a simple exercise, lets see if he can improve next time out.

Palm Beach 7 Dunedin 1 <br><br>
Reading 8 New Hampshire 1 <br><br>
Hillsboro 6 Vancouver 3 <br><br>
Buffalo 7 Worcester 3 <br><br>