The Vancouver Canadians won the rubber match of their five-game set in Eugene. The other affiliates went 0-3. New Hampshire and Lansing had the night off.
Buffalo Bisons
Brett Oberholtzer was blitzed for six runs on 11 hits in just 2-1/3 innings. Chris Rowley soaked up 4-2/3 innings and gave up just one run despite six hits and three walks. He struck out five and stranded two inherited runners in his Triple-A debut. Wil Browning pitched a scoreless eighth.
The bottom half of the order had all four hits including a hit apiece from Christian Lopes, Roemon Fields and Ian Parmley with Lopes drawing a walk. Mike Ohlman had a free pass but the top five hitters were 0-for-15 collectively.
Dunedin Blue Jays
Jon Berti made his season debut and went 0-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base. D.J. Davis had two hits. Connor Panas had a base hit and was hit by a pitch and is hitting .355 over his last 10 games.
A two-run first inning homer was Conor Fisk's downfall. He pitched five innings of two-run ball on seven hits and a walk while striking out five and getting seven ground ball outs. Zach Jackson recorded his third straight scoreless outing with two groundouts and a strikeout.
Vancouver Canadians
Dany Jimenez made just one mistake, a solo home run, over five inning> He retired the first eight batters and the last seven he faced, striking out five and getting a half-dozen outs on the ground.
Miguel Burgos balked home a run in the sixth after runners were on the corners and gave up a dinger in the seventh.William Ouellette struck out two in the eighth and another in the ninth for a two-inning save.
Norberto Obeso homered to take off Jimenez off the hook. Deiferson Barreto and Kevin Vicuna had RBI singles while Chavez Young doubled home two runs and Lance Jones doubled in another in the seventh. Javier Hernandez made his season debut behind the plate but went 0-for-3. A more detailed recap can be found right here.
DSL Blue Jays
Nathaniel Perez gave up two runs (one earned) over four innings. Adolfo Molina was tagged with the loss with three runs allowed (one earned) in the fifth.
Warnel Valdez was 4-for-4 with a double and a run batted in. Yhon Perez doubled while Rafael Lantigua and Hugo Cardona singled. Steward Berroa walked and stole his 6th base of the year.
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Warnel Valdez, DSL Blue Jays (Pictured here is former Blue Jay Merkin Valdez)
2. Chavez Young, Vancouver
1. Dany Jimenez, Vancouver
Monday's Linescores
Tuesday's Games/Probable Starters
DSL Blue Jays @ DSL Orioles, 10:30 am ET - TBA
Lakeland @ Dunedin, 11:00 am ET - Angel Perdomo (5-4, 3.12)
Buffalo @ Rochester, 7:05 pm ET - T.J. House (6-5, 3.44)
Harrisburg @ New Hampshire - Conner Greene (3-5, 3.47)
Everett @ Vancouver, 10:05 pm ET - TBA
Extra Innings
Buffalo Bisons
Brett Oberholtzer was blitzed for six runs on 11 hits in just 2-1/3 innings. Chris Rowley soaked up 4-2/3 innings and gave up just one run despite six hits and three walks. He struck out five and stranded two inherited runners in his Triple-A debut. Wil Browning pitched a scoreless eighth.
The bottom half of the order had all four hits including a hit apiece from Christian Lopes, Roemon Fields and Ian Parmley with Lopes drawing a walk. Mike Ohlman had a free pass but the top five hitters were 0-for-15 collectively.
Dunedin Blue Jays
Jon Berti made his season debut and went 0-for-3 with a walk and a stolen base. D.J. Davis had two hits. Connor Panas had a base hit and was hit by a pitch and is hitting .355 over his last 10 games.
A two-run first inning homer was Conor Fisk's downfall. He pitched five innings of two-run ball on seven hits and a walk while striking out five and getting seven ground ball outs. Zach Jackson recorded his third straight scoreless outing with two groundouts and a strikeout.
Vancouver Canadians
Dany Jimenez made just one mistake, a solo home run, over five inning> He retired the first eight batters and the last seven he faced, striking out five and getting a half-dozen outs on the ground.Miguel Burgos balked home a run in the sixth after runners were on the corners and gave up a dinger in the seventh.William Ouellette struck out two in the eighth and another in the ninth for a two-inning save.
Norberto Obeso homered to take off Jimenez off the hook. Deiferson Barreto and Kevin Vicuna had RBI singles while Chavez Young doubled home two runs and Lance Jones doubled in another in the seventh. Javier Hernandez made his season debut behind the plate but went 0-for-3. A more detailed recap can be found right here.
DSL Blue Jays
Nathaniel Perez gave up two runs (one earned) over four innings. Adolfo Molina was tagged with the loss with three runs allowed (one earned) in the fifth.
Warnel Valdez was 4-for-4 with a double and a run batted in. Yhon Perez doubled while Rafael Lantigua and Hugo Cardona singled. Steward Berroa walked and stole his 6th base of the year.
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Warnel Valdez, DSL Blue Jays (Pictured here is former Blue Jay Merkin Valdez)
2. Chavez Young, Vancouver
1. Dany Jimenez, Vancouver
Monday's Linescores
Tuesday's Games/Probable Starters
DSL Blue Jays @ DSL Orioles, 10:30 am ET - TBA
Lakeland @ Dunedin, 11:00 am ET - Angel Perdomo (5-4, 3.12)
Buffalo @ Rochester, 7:05 pm ET - T.J. House (6-5, 3.44)
Harrisburg @ New Hampshire - Conner Greene (3-5, 3.47)
Everett @ Vancouver, 10:05 pm ET - TBA
Extra Innings
- The Buffalo News has a story on Glenn Sparkman and five takeaways from a bad homestand.
- The Lansing State Journal has a read on Bo Bichette.
- The South Bend Tribune has a photo gallery that has a few Lugnuts pictures.
- The Vancouver Province lists five things to know before the C's play their home opener this evening.
- Here's a story on C's center fielder Reggie Pruitt.
- The Bluefield Daily Telegraph looks at the renovations to Bowen Field.
