Toronto Blue Jays Minor League Recap: August 22nd 2015

Aug 18, 2013; St. Petersburg, FL, USA; Toronto Blue Jays hat and glove in the dugout against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports

Josh Donaldson wasn’t the only player in the Toronto Blue Jays organization to have a big game on August 22nd, 2015. Connor Panas, of your Vancouver Canadians, connected on 2 home runs, a double, and drove in 4 RBI. Ryan McBroom drove in 5 RBI on a home run and a double to help the Lugs to their 68th victory of 2015. The bats were definitely working, as the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system was an impressive 7-2.

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Buffalo 1

Syracuse 3

Todd Redmond pitched well enough to win, but the offence didn’t show up to support him. Todd allowed 2 runs over 6 innings, striking out 4 and allowing a home run. Colt Hynes, Ben Rowen, and Aaron Loup one-hit the Chiefs in 3 innings of relief.

Dalton Pompey was 1-for-3. Andy Burns was hitless. Munenori Kawasaki was 2-for-4 and drove in the clubs only run. Jon Berti was 1-for-3 and scored the clubs only run.

Next: Drew Hutchison

Game 1

New Hampshire 0

Binghamton 3

Dwight Smith Jr collected 2 hits, and Melky Mesa and Sean Ockinko each collected singles. That was it from the offence. 4 singles.

Austin Bibens-Dirkx (5-7, 4.37 ERA) took the loss. Austin allowed 3 runs over 6 innings, but limited the Mets to 3 hits and struck out 5. Chad Girodo allowed one hit in an inning of relief.

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Game 2

New Hampshire 3

Binghamton 0

The D-Jays returned the favor in game 2, beating the Mets by the same score as game 1. Luis Perez (2-1 3.27 ERA) walked 3 and struck out 3 over 5 innings, as he no-hit the Mets. Blake McFarland (SV 13) collected a 2 inning save and allowed the Mets only hit. Blake lowered his ERA to 1.98 while striking out 3.

Derrick Chung (1/1, SF) drove in 2 with Ryan Schimpf (2/2, 2R, BB) bringing home the other with his 19th bomb. Kevin Nolan hit his 19th double. Dwight Smith Jr and Jorge Flores were hitless.

Next: Taylor Cole 5-10, 4.58 ERA