Worcester 14 Buffalo 1
Richmond 7 New Hampshire 8 - 10 innings
Spokane 4 Vancouver 1
Bradenton 0 Dunedin 0 - Suspended
FCL Yankees 5 FCL Blue Jays 4
Three Stars
Third Star - Alan Roden
Second Star - Adam Macko
First Star - Ryan McCarty
NOTES
Buffalo pitchers took one on the chin. Aaron Sanchez, coming off a fine start, gave up seven runs in 3.1 innings. Troy Watson, Mike Mayers and Brandon Eisert all gave up multiple runs. Catcher Max McDowell pitched the ninth.
Just three hits, all singles, for the Bisons. That was about as big a whupping as you can get.
New Hampshire had a 6-0 lead headed into the seventh inning. Adam Macko was working on a shutout through six innings on three hits. The lead off hitter in the seventh homered. That was followed by a single and a double. Macko was pulled for Eric Pardinho. Pardinho got a fly ball and a ground ball but both runners scored. It was now 6-3. Jimmy Burnette came on for the eighth and three doubles and a walk later the game was tied. Richmond scored another run off Abdiel Mendoza in the top of the ninth.
New Hampshire had scored five runs in the second inning with six singles and two walks. Jsoh Kasevich added a solo home run in the fourth, his third of the season. Trailing 7-6 into the bottom of the ninth, NH loaded the bases with no outs. They could only score one run to send the game to extra innings. In the bottom of the tenth Ryan McCarty doubled in the winning run.
Alan Roden and Josh Kasevich had three hits each. Gabriel Martinez, Miguel Hiraldo and Ryan McCarty had two each.
Conor O'Halloran went six innings for Vancouver. Spokane scored one run off him on fur hits. Two relievers gave up the other three runs.
Vancouver's only run came from a Jace Bohrofen home run. He also had a double. His two hits were half of the C's four in the game. Bofrofen also threw out a runner at home with a throw on a line from right field.
The Dunedin game went into a rain delay in the top of the sixth. Up to that point it was a pitchers game, the teams had five hits between them. Grant Rogers started for the Jays and only gave up one hit over four innings.
