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Vancouver trailed 7-0 after six innings but they scored in the seventh, eighth and ninth to win 8-7. Dunedin also had a nice win. After several excellent performances at the top of the system on Friday, it was back to losing ways for Buffalo and New Hampshire.

Buffalo 3 Lehigh Valley 9

New Hampshire 5 Erie 10

Vancouver 8 Everett 7

Dunedin 3 Palm Beach 1

FCL Phillies 3 FCL Blue Jays 2


Three Stars

Third Star - Nick Goodwin

Second Star - Jamari Baylor

First Star - Josh Kasevich


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NOTES


Troy Watson gave up a couple of big flies and was pulled after two innings with six runs in. The Bisons were unable to get back in the game. Steward Berroa had given Buffalo hope with a lead off home run. Addison Barger and Orelvis Martinez singled in the sixth and both scored on wild pitches. Buffalo had six hits, Barger and Martinez had two each.


CJ Van Eyk continued his rough stretch with another tough outing. He lasted 3.1 innings but was charged with seven runs. Even though the Fisher Cats were beaten by five they were only outhit by one, 11-10. Josh Kasevich went 4-5. Alan Roden and Miguel Hiraldo had two hits each, a single and a double. Devonte Brown hit his sixth home run, a solo effort.


For Vancouver, Carson Pierce made his first start of the season for the C's. It did not go well, he gave up four runs in the first inning and another in the second. By the end of the sixth Vancouver trailed 7-0. In the seventh, after a couple of walks and with two outs, Nick Goodwin hit a three run home run. In the eighth, after a walk and an error, and with two outs, Dasan Brown tripled in two more runs to make it a 7-5 game. In the ninth, with one out, Jackson Hornung and Peyton Williams singled. Jamari Baylor then hit a three run home run to make it 8-7.


Hornung and Jeff Wehler had two hits each.


Dunedin spread the offense, nine hits by eight hitters. Alexis Hernandez was the only hitter with two hits. Kekai Rios, who is on rehab had the big hit, a three run double in the third inning.


Nolan Perry got the start. He went three inning with one run allowed. He struck out four. TJ Brock got four outs on his rehab.


In the FCL Sam Shaw and Enmanuel Bonilla each had three hits. The rest of the hitters had two hits.


In the DSL, Sann Omosako, an 18 year old Brazilian/Japanese pitcher, threw five shutout innings.


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Mike Green - Sunday, June 09 2024 @ 08:21 AM EDT (#447234) #
Dasan Brown walked twice and struck out twice, in addition to his triple. With his W/K at reasonable levels, he should be moved to double A now.
bpoz - Sunday, June 09 2024 @ 10:37 AM EDT (#447237) #
P Clarke has strong D I believe and has a V good eye at the plate but no power. Kacevich is similar in that we know that he has great D at SS, 2B & 3B. He does not K much (10%) and has doubles power. Roden's has developing power, steals bases and has a high OBP like the other 2. I don't know how they fit into a contending team. Back up C for Clarke.
jerjapan - Sunday, June 09 2024 @ 01:01 PM EDT (#447241) #
It's fun to start seeing movement with promotions for some guys.  Future Blue Jays had this to say on Brown,
'and now finally after a strong May (.273/.379/.489), he may finally be ready to move up to New Hampshire. Brown covers CF like a carpet, and may be one of the fastest players in all of MiLB'
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I too am happy for Clarke.  He is taking the Eric Kratz route - hundreds of games, per level, slowly progressing.  With guys on the 3rd string C / CF / SS track, a giveaway that the org likes them is spring training time, and Clarke is a spring training go-to. 

Orelvis is fine where he is and the injury to Jiminez changes his timeline, but the guys due for a promotion I am hoping for are Lukes and Macko (to Buffalo). 
scottt - Sunday, June 09 2024 @ 07:06 PM EDT (#447255) #
Clarke is a left bat, which is always nice. I hated when they started Reese McGuire against a lefty.


Marc Hulet - Monday, June 10 2024 @ 10:39 PM EDT (#447304) #
There's probably not many promotions coming until post-draft. You have to have guys to fill the spots of players who get promoted. The Rookie ball Jays are playing very short and have few worthy of promotions. Same with the hitters in A ball. The new rules capping the number of players in a system - and quite a few injuries - are playing havoc on the org's depth.
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