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Toronto Blue Jays Minor League Recap: August 27th, 2015

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The entire Toronto Blue Jays organization went winless, with a record of 0-6 on August 27th, 2015. Top performers were Todd Redmond, Juliandry Higuera, Nick Sinay, Connor Panas, Josh Almonte, and Anthony Alford. After a successful season the DSL and GCL team are done for 2015.

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Buffalo 0

Pawtucket 1

The Bisons are 2-8 in their past 10 games and fell 8.0GB with the loss, despite getting an excellent outing from its starter Todd Redmond (2-6, 4.07 ERA). Redmond throw 65 of his 88 pitches for strikes and got 6 ground ball outs compared to just one fly ball out. He struck out 5 over 6 innings, without walking a batter. Greg Burke and Ben Rowen combined to throw 3 inning of no-hit relief.

Toronto’s top prospect, Dalton Pompey, collected 2 hits, drew a walk, was caught stealing and was picked off. Ty Kelly, Matt Hague, Andy Burns and Sean Ochinko each collected singles.

Next: Andrew Albers 2-9, 4.98 ERA

New Hampshire 5

Binghamton 9

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    • The Fisher Cats fell to 63-65 as veteran Austin Bibens-Dirkx (5-8, 4.45ERA) was rocked for 8 run s (3 ER) on 5 hits, 5 walks and one home run allowed. Danny Barnes held the Mets in check, not allowing a run in two and third innings. Luis Perez allowed one run on a hit and 2 walks in an inning.

    Potential September call-up Roemon Fields was 2-for-4 with 2 runs, a walk and 3 stolen bases (18)…exactly what you need from a leadoff hitter. Emilio Guerrero (2/5) drove in 2 runs, Melky Mesa, Ryan Schimpf, and K.C. Hobson drove in the clubs other runs. Derrick Chung (0/2) walked 3 times. Jorge Flores was 1-for-4 with an error.

    Next: Taylor Cole (6-10, 4.45 ERA)

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    Dunedin 8

    Lakeland 9

    The D-Jays have lost 3 of their last 4 meeting against the Flying Tigers. Jeremy Gabryszwski allowed 6 runs on 8 hits over 5.2IP, and left trailing 4-3. Brady Dragmire allowed one run in 1.1IP and Griffin Murphy took the loss after allowing 2 runs in one inning of relief. Lendy Castillo pitched a clean 9th, striking out 3.

    Super prospect Anthony Alford continues to roll, hitting .317 in his past 10 games, with 2 hits, 2 runs, a triple (5th), 2 RBI (16), 2 walks and his 13th stolen base out of the leadoff spot. L.B. Dantzler, Andy Fermin, Christian Lopes each had two hits, with Lopes driving in 3 runs with his 2nd home run. Ian Parmley and Dantzler each collect RBI’s. Matt Dean was 1-for-4 with 2 errors.

    Next: Conor Fisk 0-2, 7.53 ERA

    Lansing 5

    West Michigan 7

    The Lugnuts have dropped their past 4 games and are 2-8 in the past 10. West Michigan out hit them 15-9. Josh Almonte (3/4) hit his 12th double, drove in his 17th RBI and scored 2 runs. Danny Jansen (2/4) and David Harris (2/4) each collected 2 hits. RBI’s came from leadoff man Chris Carlson (0/5), Harris, D.J. Davis (1/4, SB), Almonte, and Alex Maldonado (0/1, 2BB).

    Chase Millard (6-6, 5.24 ERA) was knocked around for 6 runs on 11 hits over 5 innings. Mark Biggs pitched the final 3 innings, allowing one run on 4 hits while walking 2 and striking out 2. Mallard (6:3) and Biggs (3:1) did a good job of keeping the ball in the park with solid GO:AO.

    Next: Starlyn Suriel 8-7, 3.93 ERA

    Vancouver 3

    Boise 5

    Evan Smith struck out 2 and walked one, allowing one unearned run on 3 hits over 3 innings in his first game since August 15th. The tall LHP induced 4 groundball outs compared to one fly ball out. Ryan Cook allowed 2 runs over his 3 innings of relief and Brandon Hinkle (5-1, 1.21 ERA) took the loss with 2 runs over his 3.0 innings of relief.

    Justin Atkinson (2/4), Connor Panas (2/4) and Rolando Segovia (2/3) each had mutli-hit games. Segovia hit his 3rd double and first triple, while driving in 2 runs. Sean Hurley and Panas hit doubles. With his 2 hits, Panas is hoping to finish the year strong by hitting .316 in his past 10 games and .242 overall.

    Next: TBD

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    Bluefield 3

    Danville 6

    Despite both team collecting 8 hits a piece, the Bluefield Blue Jays were doubled 6-3, falling to 23-39. Juliandry Higuera was strong in his 6 innings, allowing 2 runs on 6 hits while striking out 8 and walking 2. Christian Cox struggled, allowing 2 run, 2 walks while only registering one out. Alberto Guzman pitched the final 1.2 innings, allowing 2 runs of his own.

    Nick Sinay is hot, collecting another 2 hits, going 2-for-3 with 2 runs, a double and a walk. Christian Williams, Jacob Anderson, and Andres Sotillo drove in one run each for Bluefield.

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