New Hampshire fought the Fightin' Phillies and won. Vancouver also was victorious on a two-win Tuesday for the affiliates.
St. Paul 9 Buffalo 1
New Hampshire 9 Reading 8
Vancouver 4 Eugene 2
Clearwater 6 Dunedin 3
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Alex De Jesus, Vancouver - 2/4, HR, 3RBI -
2. Connor Cooke, New Hampshire - 2IP 0H 0R/ER 2BB 3K, 1st Double-A Win
1. Riley Tirotta, New Hampsphire - 2/4, 1st Double-A HR and 3B, 3 RBI-
Notes
Casey Lawrence put the ball on the ground for 10 outs over his six innings of two-run ball which one run being earned but took the loss. Hayden Juenger punched out two batters in a perfect frame but Jimmy Burnette was jolted for five runs and did not get an out. Trevor Schwecke had a three-hit night. Otto López shad an RBI single to score Wynton Bernard, who had a base hit and a base on balls. Cam Eden stole his 21st base of the season.
Luis Quiñones gave up two runs over 3-2/3 innings but struck out five, stranding two runners for opener Andrew Bash after he gave up a run over two frames. Troy Watson coughed up two runs and could not strand Adrian Herández's three runners, Daimiano Palmegian had three hits, including a double. Phil Clarke had a single and a two-run double. Leo Jiménez and Orelvis Martinez were both 1-for-5 with Jiménez getting a double. Steward Berraa doubled and walked. Zac Cook was plunked twice and stole a base.
Dasan Brown drilled a triple off the center field and scored on a Devonte Brown sacrifice fly. Alex De Jesus then delivered a three-run shot off the video board to rally the C's from an early 2-0 deficit. Gabby Martinez singled and walked and threw out a runner at second to end Eugene's two-run rally in the first. Andrés Sosa singled and took one for the team. Alan Roden walked to extend his on-base streak to 25 games. Josh Kasevich was plunked and stole a base. Michael Dominguez gave up two first-inning runs but battled his way through four innings after yielding five hits and walking three, offset by three Ks. Naswell Paulino got the win with 2-2/3 shutout innings and punched out four. Justin Kelly got four outs, one via the strikeout, for the hold. Matt Svanson struck out two in a perfect ninth for the save.
Former Atlanta and Colorado farmhand Wes Parsons made his organizational debut on the mound with Dunedin and gave up two runs on a half-dozen hits over 3-1/3 innings, striking out two and walking one. Zach Pop plunked one but whiffed one in his one inning of work. Fitz Stadler was tagged for two runs in an inning and took the loss. Ryan Boyer made his season debut and surrendered two runs on three hits over two-thirds of an inning, both outs coming via the K. Santiago Espinal picked up two hits iin three ABs n his first appearance since going on the injured list. Ryan McCarty was 2-for-2 and Jaden Rudd was on base three times with a hit and two walks but was caught stealing for the first time this year. Abiezel Ramirez had a couple of hits. Nicolas Deschamps drew two walks. Manuel Beltroe knocked home the game's first run with an RBI single. Tucker Toman was 0-for-4. Dunedin was 3-for-15 with runners in scoring position and stranded a baker's dozen on the basepaths.
St. Paul 9 Buffalo 1
New Hampshire 9 Reading 8
Vancouver 4 Eugene 2
Clearwater 6 Dunedin 3
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Alex De Jesus, Vancouver - 2/4, HR, 3RBI -
2. Connor Cooke, New Hampshire - 2IP 0H 0R/ER 2BB 3K, 1st Double-A Win
1. Riley Tirotta, New Hampsphire - 2/4, 1st Double-A HR and 3B, 3 RBI-
Notes
Casey Lawrence put the ball on the ground for 10 outs over his six innings of two-run ball which one run being earned but took the loss. Hayden Juenger punched out two batters in a perfect frame but Jimmy Burnette was jolted for five runs and did not get an out. Trevor Schwecke had a three-hit night. Otto López shad an RBI single to score Wynton Bernard, who had a base hit and a base on balls. Cam Eden stole his 21st base of the season.
Luis Quiñones gave up two runs over 3-2/3 innings but struck out five, stranding two runners for opener Andrew Bash after he gave up a run over two frames. Troy Watson coughed up two runs and could not strand Adrian Herández's three runners, Daimiano Palmegian had three hits, including a double. Phil Clarke had a single and a two-run double. Leo Jiménez and Orelvis Martinez were both 1-for-5 with Jiménez getting a double. Steward Berraa doubled and walked. Zac Cook was plunked twice and stole a base.
Dasan Brown drilled a triple off the center field and scored on a Devonte Brown sacrifice fly. Alex De Jesus then delivered a three-run shot off the video board to rally the C's from an early 2-0 deficit. Gabby Martinez singled and walked and threw out a runner at second to end Eugene's two-run rally in the first. Andrés Sosa singled and took one for the team. Alan Roden walked to extend his on-base streak to 25 games. Josh Kasevich was plunked and stole a base. Michael Dominguez gave up two first-inning runs but battled his way through four innings after yielding five hits and walking three, offset by three Ks. Naswell Paulino got the win with 2-2/3 shutout innings and punched out four. Justin Kelly got four outs, one via the strikeout, for the hold. Matt Svanson struck out two in a perfect ninth for the save.
Former Atlanta and Colorado farmhand Wes Parsons made his organizational debut on the mound with Dunedin and gave up two runs on a half-dozen hits over 3-1/3 innings, striking out two and walking one. Zach Pop plunked one but whiffed one in his one inning of work. Fitz Stadler was tagged for two runs in an inning and took the loss. Ryan Boyer made his season debut and surrendered two runs on three hits over two-thirds of an inning, both outs coming via the K. Santiago Espinal picked up two hits iin three ABs n his first appearance since going on the injured list. Ryan McCarty was 2-for-2 and Jaden Rudd was on base three times with a hit and two walks but was caught stealing for the first time this year. Abiezel Ramirez had a couple of hits. Nicolas Deschamps drew two walks. Manuel Beltroe knocked home the game's first run with an RBI single. Tucker Toman was 0-for-4. Dunedin was 3-for-15 with runners in scoring position and stranded a baker's dozen on the basepaths.
