Adam Kloffenstein had his best start of the season. It helped New Hampshire get the only win on the farm on Saturday. There was little else to get excited about on Saturday.

Buffalo were the only winners on Friday, thanks to some good relief pitching. It has been a slow start to the season for most prospects. It is still a little early to draw conclusions, we need some more time to give us a bigger sample size.

Why, it's those damn Yankees.

Buffalo lost both ends of a doubleheader. They lost them both early as the starting pitching was not good again. To compound their misery they did not have a hit in game two until their last at bats. They did manage to score two runs in that last at-bat against former Jay Anthony Kay. New Hampshire won in ten inning. Vancouver lost while Dunedin won, again with a good start by Rafael Sanchez.

Only Buffalo missed out on the winner's circle.

At least the parent club won.

Back on the road, as the Jays do play 16 of their first 22 games away from home.

Trevor Schwecke had a big game for New Hampshire, leading them to a win. Buffalo's old guard, Rob Brantly, Ernie Clement and Stevie Berman had two hits each as Buffalo racked up nine runs in their win. Dunedin lost in 12 while the rains came to Vancouver.

Alex Amalfi threw four shutout innings to lead Dunedin to a nice win over the Yankees. Riley Tirotta helped Vancouver win in a rain shortened game. The top two teams came out on the losing side.

Gotta hurry it up here, I'm not made of airports...

Once again Vancouver were the only winners and they needed a big eighth inning rally to take the lead. Yosver Zulueta did not pitch well. The other three games were all close affairs.

Here they come...

Vancouver were the only winners on Thursday. There were lots of good performances, both pitching and hitting.

New Hampshire and Dunedin were the Wednesday winners.

Buffalo, Vancouver and Dunedin found the win column on Tuesday.