Raffy Rocks High A

Sunday, August 11 2024 @ 08:01 AM EDT

Contributed by: Gerry

Rafael Sanchez was one out away from back to back complete game shutouts (7 innings). New Hampshire won his start but lost the other end of the doubleheader. Buffalo won a low scoring game with Jake Bloss making his debut. An Adrian Pinto grand slam helped Vancouver to win. Dunedin also won.

Rochester 1 Buffalo 2

Erie 10 New Hampshire 4 - game one

Erie 0 New Hampshire 3 - game two

Eugene 4 Vancouver 5

Palm Beach 5 Dunedin 6


Three Stars

Third Star - Jonatan Clase

Second Star - Adrian Pinto

First Star - Rafael Sanchez


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NOTES


Jake Bloss made his first start for Buffalo and was held to just 50 pitches. That got him through 2.2 innings. Rochester had three hits and one walk while he struck out two. Four relievers followed him.


The Bisons got a run in the second inning when Nick Raposo singled in Alan Roden who had walked. Rochester then walked in a second run for Buffalo in the sixth. And those two runs were enough. The Bisons were outhit 8-5. Jonatan Clase and Josh Kasevich had two hits each.


In the first NH game, Lazaro Estrada started and gave up two runs in five innings. He struck out five. CJ Van Eyk and Anders Tolhurst each surrendered four runs. The Fisher Cats were outhit 16-5. Rainer Nunez and RJ Schreck each homered.


Rafael Sanchez pitched last Sunday in a doubleheader and threw a seven inning complete game shutout. On Saturday he pitched in game two of the doubleheader and again had a chance for a complete game shutout. But in the seventh a pair of walks and a single loaded the bases. He was at 100 pitches and was pulled at 6.2 innings and seven K's. Jonathan Lavalee came on to get the save.


Dasan Brown doubled to lead off the game and scored on a Michael Turconi single. In the second inning Charles McAdoo doubled and scored on a Cade Doughty single. Later Gabriel Martinez doubled and Robert Brooks singled him home to made it 3-0. McAdoo and Doughty had two hits each in a nine hit game for NH.


Vancouver trailed 4-1 in the sixth when Adrian Pinto hit a grand slam home run to make it 5-4. And that was the final score. Pinto also doubled. The C's had eight hits, Pinto had the only extra base hits and the only multi hit game.


Grant Rogers pitched into the sixth inning. He had a lot of base runners, nine hits and three walks but he held Eugene to four runs. He struck out seven.


Dunedin scored six runs with six hits, Palm Beach five runs with five hits. Nathan Lukes was there on rehab and went 2-3. Braden Barry also had two hits. The Jays were helped by five walks, four hit by pitches and two Palm Beach errors.


Nolan Perry started and went 3.1 innings and was charged with two runs. Dunedin used seven pitchers and combined they walked eleven hitters. Hagen Danner pitched a clean inning with two strikeouts.


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