Season Four Episode 9 Vancouver Canadians Manager Brent Lavallee and Gerry McDonald from Batters Box join us.

In this episode Vancouver Canadians Manager Brent Lavallee joins us with Gerry McDonald from Batters Box to discuss Arizona Fall League play of Toronto Blue Jays prospects Adrian Pinto, and Peyton Williams amongst others. The start time is 12 EST/9amPST.

Great stuff here and a cut and paste from a subscriber article about Adrian Pinto from Baseball Prospectus. Worth the 6.99!

The Vancouver Canadians have shared their 2025 schedule, with the first home game scheduled for Tuesday, April 15th, 2025 against the Spokane Chiefs, their rival from the 2024 season and the NWL Playoffs.

Another minor league season comes to an end. It has not been one that will be remembered fondly. Only Vancouver made the playoffs. The other teams were lackluster and it required an injection of new faces at the trade deadline to create some interest in the last two months. Pitchers were falling like flies with most of the best pitching prospects needing Tommy John surgery. The best hitting prospect coming into the season missed time with a drugs ban. And yet the players who did get the call to the major league generally performed decently. And that is the minor leagues, the win/loss record doesn't matter, can you get one or two players a year to become part of your major league team? Fittingly Buffalo lost their last game.

Another loss for Buffalo but at least they scored five runs. Trenton Wallace could not escape the first inning. Josh Kasevich homered, again. Scranton hit four home runs, two by former Yankee Oswaldo Peraza.

The Bisons once again could only score one run. It took a Dunedin call up to drive in that one run. After losing 4-1 on Thursday, the Bisons lost 5-1 on Friday. Eric Pardinho continues to pitch well.

Buffalo scored one run with six hits and that was not enough for a win. Alan Roden was the only hitter with two hits. Riley Tirotta tripled.

Buffalo 7 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 6

*** 3 Stars!!! ***

3. Rafael Lantigua, Buffalo

2. Max McDowell, Buffalo

1. Damiano Palmegiani, Buffalo

An overtime loss for Buffalo begins their final homestand of the year.

It has not been a good season in New Hampshire. Their season finished Sunday with another loss. Buffalo also lost as Jake Bloss had some good and some bad. Speaking of good, Josh Kasevich homered again.

Vancouver lost in extra innings and their season is over. The loss in the tenth was a bit of a disaster featuring a bunt single, an error and a walk off hit by pitch. Buffalo won with Alan Roden homering. New Hampshire lost. Their season ends today and it was not one to remember. Their record stands at 52-83. Vancouver won their title last season but that success didn't hold up at the AA level.

Vancouver lost a one run game and now have to win two in a row to win the championship. Buffalo won big with the usual suspects, Alan Roden, Josh Kasevich and Steward Berroa having good games. New Hampshire had their win streak stopped at one.

New Hampshire won its first game in a week. They scored five runs, three with sac flies and one with a wild pitch. But a win is a win. Buffalo also won with Alan Roden going deep. Vancouver had a travel day, their playoff series resumes Friday.

Two lopsided losses and a postseason loss to top off a terrible Tuesday.

Niall O Donohue (#2JBrumfield) joins us for a Vancouver Canadians playoff preview for the upcoming home games starting tomorrow, Tuesday, September 10th at Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium.