The affiliates won three of eight on Tuesday. All three wins came from the short-season clubs.

Buffalo Bisons

Teoscar Hernandez had a triple, a single and an assist from right field. Roemon Fields had a single and his 36th stolen base. Rowdy Tellez also swiped a bag despite going 0-for-4. Miguel Montero was 0-for-3 before Danny Jansen took over and Jansen drew a walk in his lone at-bat.

Luis Santos was slapped around for four runs over three frames to take the loss. Jeff Beliveau was bombed for three more over 1-2/3 innings.Carlos Ramirez pitched a perfect frame with one punchout in his Triple-A debut.


New Hampshire Fisher Cats

Reese McGuire homered and singled but Jonathan Davis was the only other Fisher Cat to get aboard twice with a single and a free pass.

Ryan Borucki got the loss but lasted seven innings in which he gave up four runs on eight hits with a 5-1 K/BB total. Andrew Case worked a one-hit ninth.


Dunedin Blue Jays

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Connor Panas swung the big bats with three hits apiece. Guerrero had a triple and four runs batted in while Panas doubled twice. Jake Thomas contributed with two hits and a walk.

Jordan Romano surrendered two runs over five innings on three hits and four walks with six strikeouts. Adonys Cardona, Ryan Cook, and Kirby Snead all gave up two runs apiece with Snead blowing the save. Jackson McClelland gave up a run in the ninth to take the loss.


Lansing Lugnuts

Josh Palacios went 3-for-5 while Kevin Vicuna—in his Lugnut debut—and Nick Sinay had two hits apiece. David Jacob was 0-for-4 in his first game with Lansing.

Andy Ravel was roughed up for three runs over four innings to get the loss.


Vancouver Canadians

Cameron O'Brien had hits in his first four at-bats while Norberto Obeso, Logan Warmoth and Brock Lundquist contributed three apiece as part of Vancouver's 17-hit attack. Warmoth also stole a base.

Jose Espada surrendered five runs over four innings. Miguel Burgos stranded just one of three runners but tossed three shutout innings to get the victory. Brayden Bouchey struck out five of the six men he faced over two clean frames.


Bluefield Blue Jays

Kevin Smith and Yorman Rodriguez finished a triple shy of the cycle. Ryan Noda had two hits and drove home three while Brandon Grudzielanek also chipped in with two knocks.

Jose Nova earned the win by retiring the only hitter he faced in relief of Joel Espinal, who was rocked for five runs over 3-2/3 innings. Ty Tice picked up the save by striking out the side with a clean frame, lowering his ERA to 0.43.


GCL Blue Jays

Patrick Morris had a three-hit game and Otto Lopez had two. Davis Schneider doubled and walked.

Claudio Galva was gonged for five runs over five frames. Gaudy Ramirez struck out three over two scoreless innings and Justin Watts whiffed two in the eighth.


DSL Blue Jays

Victor Figuereo had three hits and drove home a pair. Hector Guerrero was 2-for-4 with an RBI and a stolen base.

Emmanuel Vizcaino went for the first four innings without giving up a run with just one hit and two walks while whiffing four. Nicholas Medina yielded an unearned run over two frames but received the win. Luis Mendoza had a strikeout in a shutout ninth for the save.

*** 3 Stars!!! ***


3. Logan Warmoth, Vancouver


2. Yorman Rodriguez, Bluefield


1. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Dunedin


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