Lehigh Valley 3 Buffalo 1

Erie 9 New Hampshire 1

Vancouver 13 Everett 3

Palm Beach 3 Dunedin 2

New Hampshire and Dunedin were the only triumphant teams on Tuesday.

Sunday was a no fun day, three games, three losses, one rain out. New Hampshire put up the best effort but a three run bottom of the ninth for Akron cost them a win. Josh Kasevich was the New Hampshire player of the game. Spencer Horwitz homered for the second day in a row.

Spencer Horwitz and Steward Berroa combined for nine hits in Buffalo's win. Gabriel Martinez had a big hit as New Hampshire won. Vancouver shut out Tri-City behind Rafael Sanchez. Dunedin and the FCL Jays lost.

Leo Jimenez was placed on the IL after being hit by a pitch in Fridays game. Michael Turconi has promoted to Buffalo to take his place and Ryan McCarty is heading for New Hampshire to replace Turconi.

Vancouver played two and won both. Both their starting pitchers were excellent. The FCL Jays also won but the other three teams lost. There was a scary end to the Buffalo game.

In other news, Ricky Tiedemann is throwing again and should be in an FCL game next week. His return is timely as Chad Dallas and Trent Palmer are both on the IL. Also Alejandro Melean was released.

Syracuse 5 Buffalo 3

Akron 5 New Hampshire 2

Tri-City 6 Vancouver 5

Dunedin 6 St. Lucie 5

Only the Florida Coast League Blue Jays could not find the win column. Vancouver was rained out.

It was a down day for the major league team but it was good news all around on the farm. Four games, four wins, lots of runs, good pitching. Buffalo and New Hampshire had double digits in hits. Vancouver and Dunedin had fewer hits but excellent starting pitching. The affiliates four starting pitchers allowed three runs combined!

Alexis Hernandez is having a good weekend. He homered on Friday and again on Saturday, one of his four hits. Dunedin won as did Vancouver in ten innings. Things were not so good for the other affiliates.

Vancouver were the only winners on Friday, New Hampshire and Dunedin had leads late into their games but lost, as did Buffalo. Ryan McCarty hit a first innings two run home run to get Vancouver on the way to their win.

There were seven games on Thursday. New Hampshire played two and won both. Buffalo split their doubleheader as Orelvis Martinez had a mixed day. He struck out four times in one game and had a couple of extra base hits in the other. The FCL Jays won while Vancouver and Dunedin lost.

Buffalo gets rained out, Dunedin and New Hampshire get blasted, and Vancouver loses in Hillsboro.

Buffalo St. Paul Suspended

Somerset 11 New Hampshire 2

Hillsboro 5 Vancouver 3

Bradenton 7 Dunedin 1

Dunedin and New Hampshire were the winners on Tuesday. Buffalo, Vancouver and the FCL Blue Jays went a combined 0-4.

Buffalo and New Hampshire both lost to walk-offs in the eleventh inning. Vancouver just needed nine innings to be walked off. Dunedin won to save the day.

There were seven games on Saturday with three affiliate wins. Buffalo split a doubleheader, New Hampshire and Dunedin won. Vancouver lost a doubleheader and the FCL Jays also lost. In most games there were not a lot of hits for the Jays batters.