Omaha 5 Buffalo 2
Hartford 3 New Hampshire 4
Everett 3 Vancouver 2 - 10 innings
Dunedin 6 Clearwater 0
Three Stars
Third Star - Kendry Rojas
Second Star - Edward Duran and Alan Roden
First Star - RJ Schreck
NOTES
The Bisons game was scoreless until the fifth inning. In the bottom of the inning Alan Roden singled in Riley Tirotta. Paolo Espino had started for Buffalo and threw just two innings. Newly claimed Easton Lucas had followed Espino and had thrown three shutout innings. He came out for the sixth and gave up a double. Braydon Fisher came on. He had pitched well since his callup to AAA. Omaha chased him with five hits in the inning. Ultimately he was charged with four runs. Roden doubled in Buffalo's second run in the seventh inning. Roden had a four hit game with two RBI. Riley Tirotta had two hits.
New Hampshire got on the board early with two runs in the first inning. RJ Schreck and Charles McAdoo doubled and Michael Turconi singled. Hartford tied the game in the third. The game remained tied until the seventh when Schreck hit a two run home run. Schreck was 2-3 with a walk. Turconi also had two hits. In his last eight games Schreck has four home runs and four multi hit games.
Rafael Sanchez went five innings, two runs allowed on three hits. He struck out three.
Peyton Williams has been on a tear recently. He doubled in a run in the first inning. In the eighth he doubled again to move Jave Bohrofen to third. Jevon Ward then hit a sac fly to make it a 2-0 game. Williams had a 3-5 game.
Kendry Rojas is another player who is on a roll. Rojas went six shutout innings with nine K's. In his last three starts Rojas had thrown 20 innings with 11 hits allowed and 22 K's. He and Williams could be in AA but Vancouver have a shot at the playoffs whereas New Hampshire don't.
Chay Yeager was called on to close out the C's 2-0 win. But he gave up a two run home run. He stayed in for the tenth and he threw a wild pitch to move the runner to third. That runner was able to score with a sac fly. Yeager got a blown save and a loss, bad day at the office.
Gilberto Batista made his second start as a Blue Jay for Dunedin. He went five shutout innings with three K's. He had six groundouts compared to one flyout.
The Jays had ten hits with the number three and four hitters combining for seven of them. The number three hitter was Sean Keys who was 3-5. Edward Duran was number four and he was 4-5.
