Buffalo got back in the win column behind Mitch White's best start of the season, seven strong innings. It was Ricky Tiedemann day for New Hampshire. NH won but Ricky T didn't last long enough to get the win. Vancouver were the only team to hit home runs, they won easily. Dunedin were the only losers on Saturday.

Buffalo lost again to Lehigh Valley, their third straight loss to the team that is ahead of them in the playoff chase. Wes Parsons was rocked. New Hampshire's bullpen cost them their game. It was left to Vancouver and Dunedin to deliver wins.

The affiliates scored four runs combined and lost all four games. There were few highlights on a tough night.

Canadians lose 3-2 To Tri-City in extras

Lehigh Valley 8 Buffalo 5

Bowie 11 New Hampshire 10

Tri-City 3 Vancouver 2

Jupiter 10 Dunedin 4

Buffalo and Vancouver won for a 2-2 Tuesday on the farm.

Will Robertson had a four hit day behind Ricky Tiedemann to get the win for New Hampshire. Buffalo had a doubles fest as they scored eight runs in their win. Dunedin's win included a seven run inning. Vancouver were the sole loser on Sunday. Note, this next week is the last for the A level leagues. Vancouver will play on into the following week in their playoffs.

Kandry Rojas and Grayson Thurman combined to throw a seven inning no hitter in the first game of a doubleheader. Dunedin lost game two. Orelvis homered in Buffalo's win. Rainer Nunez went deep twice and Alan Roden had three hits for New Hampshire. Vancouver lost.

Chad Dallas racked up eleven strikeouts in New Hampshire's win. Devonte Brown led the way on the offensive side. Lazaro Estrada had nine K's for Dunedin in a losing cause. The Buffalo offense was in full flow with Orelvis Martinez having a nice game. Vancouver lost a close game.

Dunedin split a doubleheader as Jace Bohrofen went deep for the sixth time. Buffalo had a few big hits as they won. New Hampshire lost one, Vancouver lost two.

Canadians rally for six runs to win 6-3.

New Hampshire 5 Reading 3

Vancouver 6 Hillsboro 3

Dunedin Daytona PPD

Buffalo and New Hampshire won. Vancouver's home game and Dunedin's road game were rained out.

Buffalo won with the usual suspects having nice games. New Hampshire kind of won a three inning game with their usual suspect, Alan Roden, leading the way. Dunedin had their big bats out and put up 13 runs for the win, their guy, Jace Bohrofen, had three hits.. Vancouver were the sole loser.

There were two walk off wins for the lower two teams. In Vancouver Garrett Spain hit his second home run of the night to walk off Spokane. And in Dunedin Nicolas Deschamps capped a big game for him with a sac fly to win the game. Buffalo's bullpen lost a lead for the second night in a row while Chad Dallas blew up good in New Hampshire's loss.

Tanner Morris hit a grand slam home run in the first inning for Buffalo but the Mets came back to tie the game. Buffalo took the lead in the ninth, but the Mets tied. Buffalo scored again in the tenth but the Mets walked them off in the bottom of the inning. It was a disappointing loss. It was the opposite in New Hampshire. They trailed 8-2 in the fifth inning but scored 12 unanswered runs for the win. Dunedin won both ends of a doubleheader. They hit three home runs in game one, then scored 15 runs in game two with just five hits. They walked 18 times. No such excitement for Vancouver who lost a game in which they had four hits.

Buffalo had the bats working again scoring nine runs in their win. New Hampshire scored six runs early but the bullpen gave up six runs in the last three innings to turn a win into a loss. Dunedin, like Buffalo, scored nine runs in their win. Vancouver were the only team that didn't have a big offensive game, and they lost. The best pitching performance came from Michael Dominguez who struck out nine in 5.2 innings.