So these guys have decided they're going to be a problem, too.

The Bisons were the only winners on Sunday. Logan Warmoth's three run home run was enough for the win. Two starters pitched well but the bullpen couldn't hold it. Hayden Juenger and Nick Frasso were good. Orelvis seems to be back on track with two more hits including a home run.

Given the recent bad starts I got to thinking about what is a reverse of the Quality Start? I'd call it Uncompetitive Starts.

A walk off win for New Hampshire with Orelvis getting three hits. Vancouver had a nice win, while Dunedin split a doubleheader with Dahian Santos getting the win in game two. Buffalo and the FCL Jays lost.

There are reports that Yosver Zulueta has been promoted to New Hampshire. Thus was always a year to challenge Zulueta as he has to be protected or left exposed at the end of the season.

Buffalo had a walk off win. Vancouver and the FCL Jays had nice wins. New Hampshire lost while Dunedin were rained out. Vancouver's Garrett Spain went deep, twice.

What's made Milwaukee famous has made a loser out of... better men than me.

New Hampshire, Vancouver, Dunedin and the FCL Jays won. Buffalo were well beaten. Vancouver took a 10-1 lead to the bottom of the ninth but had to rely on a hitter to get the final out. Mac Mueller got the save and went 3-4 at the plate.

The seasons for New Hampshire, Vancouver and Dunedin are split into two halves. I am not sure when New Hampshire and Vancouver hit the half way point but Dunedin announced their first half ended tonight. Sadly, Dunedin did not make the playoffs in the first half, there's always the second half.

Strategy evolves, surely. But I have a passing thought on evolution itself.

Buffalo, New Hampshire and Vancouver scored the winning runs in their last at-bat. Dunedin had an early lead but could not hold on.

The Bisons were the only affiliate to find the win column Tuesday.

Yesterday Hugo Cardona and Davis Schneider pitched for the C's. Today they picked up five hits between them in a Vancouver win. Will Robertson was the RBI man for New Hampshire as they also won. Buffalo and Dunedin lost.

It was rehab day on the farm. Anthony Kay and Eric Pardinho pitched in the FCL while Taylor Saucedo pitched in Buffalo. The Bisons, Dunedin and the FCL Jays all won. New Hampshire and Vancouver lost. Vancouver were beaten so badly, they used two hitters on the mound. Rainer Nunez drove in five runs for Dunedin, including a grand slam.

Buffalo and New Hampshire did not get much hitting although Thomas Hatch and Adam Kloffenstein did OK. Vancouver split a pair with Ricky Tiedemann leading the way for their win. Dunedin had all the hits with two hitters getting four hits each. The FCL Jays scored some runs but not enough.