Buffalo was bombed, New Hampshire and Vancouver let one get away in the later innings and Dunedin also finished second on the scoreboard.
Syarucse 10 Buffalo 2 (6 Innings)
Harrisburg 5 New Hampshire 3
Eugene 11 Vancouver 8
Lakeland 4 Dunedin 2
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Victor Arias, Vancouver
2. Will Robertson, Buffalo
1. Ryan Watson, New Hampshire
Notes
Jake Bloss gave up a converted touchdown in the third and could not get the final out of the frame as he surrended two home runs. He is 0-3 with a 10.32 ERA. Paxton Schultz could not strand any of Bloss' three runners and gave up a bomb as well. Will Robertson homered in his second straigh game and added a double and a walk. Michel Stafeanic had a hit and a walk.
Ryan Watson put together six solid innings, allowing a solo dinger among four hits but his K/BB total was 5-2. Ryan Jennings and Ryan Boyer each gave up a long ball with Jennings taking the loss. Jace Bohrofen bashed his first Double-A home run. Eddinson Paulino doubled, singled and drove in a run. RJ Schreck had a double and a single.
The C's home opener was a sloppy affair, one that lasted almost 3-1/2 hours. The pitchers combined to walk 10 batters with three wild pitches and six stolen bases allowed. The only pitcher to put up a scoreless line was Kai Peterson who offset two walks by punching out three batters in 1-1/3 innings. Fernando Perez gave up four runs (three earned) on four hits and three walks while whiffing three. Victor Arias had a three-hit night with an RBI single, a double, a walk and two runs scored. It was a cold and windy night and the wind appeared to knock down a Jay Harry drive that was ticketed to clear the right field wall. Harry would have a triple later in the game. Arjun Nimmala doubled and singled to extend his hitting streak to eight games and reached the pentagon twice. He got a big ovation before his first plate appearance. Jacob Wetzel had two hits and Carter Cunningham had an RBI double.
Brock Tibbits went deep, walked and scored twice. Braden Berry had a double and is hitting .304 to start the year. Cade Doughty made his 2025 debut, drawing a walk and stealing a base. Colby Holcombe yielded three runs (two earned) on five hits and three walks but struck out seven in five frames. Johan Simon kept the game within reach with three shutout frames of one-hit ball, punching out two.
Extra Innings
Steve Ewen of The Province takes a look at what's new at The Nat.
Syarucse 10 Buffalo 2 (6 Innings)
Harrisburg 5 New Hampshire 3
Eugene 11 Vancouver 8
Lakeland 4 Dunedin 2
Boxscores
*** 3 Stars!!! ***
3. Victor Arias, Vancouver
2. Will Robertson, Buffalo
1. Ryan Watson, New Hampshire
Notes
Jake Bloss gave up a converted touchdown in the third and could not get the final out of the frame as he surrended two home runs. He is 0-3 with a 10.32 ERA. Paxton Schultz could not strand any of Bloss' three runners and gave up a bomb as well. Will Robertson homered in his second straigh game and added a double and a walk. Michel Stafeanic had a hit and a walk.
Ryan Watson put together six solid innings, allowing a solo dinger among four hits but his K/BB total was 5-2. Ryan Jennings and Ryan Boyer each gave up a long ball with Jennings taking the loss. Jace Bohrofen bashed his first Double-A home run. Eddinson Paulino doubled, singled and drove in a run. RJ Schreck had a double and a single.
The C's home opener was a sloppy affair, one that lasted almost 3-1/2 hours. The pitchers combined to walk 10 batters with three wild pitches and six stolen bases allowed. The only pitcher to put up a scoreless line was Kai Peterson who offset two walks by punching out three batters in 1-1/3 innings. Fernando Perez gave up four runs (three earned) on four hits and three walks while whiffing three. Victor Arias had a three-hit night with an RBI single, a double, a walk and two runs scored. It was a cold and windy night and the wind appeared to knock down a Jay Harry drive that was ticketed to clear the right field wall. Harry would have a triple later in the game. Arjun Nimmala doubled and singled to extend his hitting streak to eight games and reached the pentagon twice. He got a big ovation before his first plate appearance. Jacob Wetzel had two hits and Carter Cunningham had an RBI double.
Brock Tibbits went deep, walked and scored twice. Braden Berry had a double and is hitting .304 to start the year. Cade Doughty made his 2025 debut, drawing a walk and stealing a base. Colby Holcombe yielded three runs (two earned) on five hits and three walks but struck out seven in five frames. Johan Simon kept the game within reach with three shutout frames of one-hit ball, punching out two.
Extra Innings
Steve Ewen of The Province takes a look at what's new at The Nat.
