It was a rough day for the Blue Jays organization.

On Friday, every “A” affiliate for the Blue Jays had a player hit a home run, but overall teams were 1-4, with one team breaking a six-game losing streak to save the organization from an organizational sweep.
Let’s dig into the latest Minor League Report!
<h2>Buffalo fell 7-4</h2>
On Friday, the Buffalo Bisons fell 7-4 to the St. Paul Saints (Minnesota), bringing their season record to 26-23 for third in the International League East.
Leo Jimenez hit his fifth home run of the season, which is notable because earlier in his career, he was generating almost no power. Now 162 plate appearances into the season, he is just three homers shy of matching his career-best that came in 333 plate appearances in New Hampshire last season.
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Other players with a hit were Rafael Lantigua, Addison Barger, Brian Serven, Will Robertson, Spencer Horwitz, and Orelvis Martinez, the latter hitting his 10th double of the season.
Paolo Espino had the start for the Bisons, finishing with a line of 6 IP, 5 H, 5 ER, 1 BB, 4 K to bring his season ERA to 4.81. Hayden Juenger allowed two runs and struck out a batter in his two innings of work, while Brandon Eisert struck out a batter in a clean inning.
<h2>New Hampshire gave up a late lead</h2>
Heading into the top of the eighth, the Fisher Cats had a 7-5 lead, but the Somerset Patriots (New York Yankees) scored three runs in the last two innings to win 8-7. New Hampshire’s record dropped to 19-24.
Miguel Hiraldo hit his first home run of the season and had a multi-hit game while driving in three runs. Josh Kasevich and Andres Sosa each hit a double and also had a multi-hit game, while Alan Roden had the team’s other double. Rainer Nuñez, Zach Britton, Devonte Brown, and Garrett Spain all had singles.
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Michael Dominguez made the start for the Fisher Cats, finishing with a line of 4.2 IP, 7 H, 5 ER, 1 BB, 4 K with a home run given up to give him a season ERA of 4.36. Hunter Gregory gave up an earned run but struck out three in his 2.2 innings pitched. Jimmy Burnette was tagged with a blow save, giving up an earned run in his two thirds of an inning pitched. Getting the loss was Andrew Bechtold, who gave up an unearned run in his inning of work.
<h2>Vancouver snaps six-game losing streak</h2>
The Vancouver Canadians were the only team in the organization to win, defeating the Hillsboro Hops 4-2, bringing their record to 17-22 and snapping a six-game losing skid.
Ryan McCarty once again got everyone partying, as he hit his fifth home run of the season and had a multi-hit game. Nick Goodwin also hit his fourth home run of the season. As for the other hits, Dasan Brown, Jackson Hornung, Jamari Baylor, and Jean Arnaez all had singles.
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Vancouver’s starting pitcher was Chris McElvain, who picked up a win and finished with a line of 5 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 7 K to bring his season ERA to 3.41. Chay Yeager struck out two in his two innings of work, while Grayson Thruman pitched a scoreless inning. Justin Kelly completed the save, striking out a batter in an inning of work.
<h2>Dunedin blew a 3-0 lead, losing 4-3</h2>
After a six-game winning streak, the Dunedin Blue Jays have now lost three in a row, with their latest defeat coming against the Bradenton Marauders, falling 4-3.
Like the Canadians, the D-Jays had two home runs in the game. Alexis Hernandez hit his first home run in the organization, while Canadian Bryce Arnold hit his second of the year, which gave Dunedin a 3-0 lead. Unfortunately, that was the last run they’d score.
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Arnold had a multi-hit game with an additional single, while Manuel Beltre, Daniel Pérez, and Marcos De La Rosa had singles.
Fernando Pérez had a great start, finishing with a line of 6.1 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 K with a home run given up. Keiner Leon was tagged with the loss and blown save, giving up three earned runs in an inning and two thirds of work.
<h2>FCL Jays’ late rally fell short</h2>
Three runs in the bottom of the third sunk the Florida Complex League Blue Jays, as they fell 3-2 to the FCL Tigers to bring their record to 4-11.
The FCL Jays were the only affiliate without a home run, but Gregori Cano and Enmnauel Bonilla both hit doubles. Other players with a hit were Sam Shaw and Railin tejada who had two hits in the game.
Samuel Colmenares made the start for the F-Jays, finishing with a line of 4 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 3 BB, 7 K to bring his season ERA to 4.85. Jorge Guerra walked three and allowed a hit in two scoreless innings. Lluveres Severino allowed three hits and a walk, also in two scoreless innings.
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It was a rough day for the Blue Jays organization.



On Friday, every “A” affiliate for the Blue Jays had a player hit a home run, but overall teams were 1-4, with one team breaking a six-game losing streak to save the organization from an organizational sweep.

Let’s dig into the latest Minor League Report!
<h2>Buffalo fell 7-4</h2>
On Friday, the Buffalo Bisons fell 7-4 to the St. Paul Saints (Minnesota), bringing their season record to 26-23 for third in the International League East.

Leo Jimenez hit his fifth home run of the season, which is notable because earlier in his career, he was generating almost no power. Now 162 plate appearances into the season, he is just three homers shy of matching his career-best that came in 333 plate appearances in New Hampshire last season.

https://twitter.com/BuffaloBisons/status/1794131244516618470

Other players with a hit were Rafael Lantigua, Addison Barger, Brian Serven, Will Robertson, Spencer Horwitz, and Orelvis Martinez, the latter hitting his 10th double of the season.

Paolo Espino had the start for the Bisons, finishing with a line of 6 IP, 5 H, 5 ER, 1 BB, 4 K to bring his season ERA to 4.81. Hayden Juenger allowed two runs and struck out a batter in his two innings of work, while Brandon Eisert struck out a batter in a clean inning.
<h2>New Hampshire gave up a late lead</h2>
Heading into the top of the eighth, the Fisher Cats had a 7-5 lead, but the Somerset Patriots (New York Yankees) scored three runs in the last two innings to win 8-7. New Hampshire’s record dropped to 19-24.

Miguel Hiraldo hit his first home run of the season and had a multi-hit game while driving in three runs. Josh Kasevich and Andres Sosa each hit a double and also had a multi-hit game, while Alan Roden had the team’s other double. Rainer Nuñez, Zach Britton, Devonte Brown, and Garrett Spain all had singles.

https://twitter.com/FisherCats/status/1794169193967010079

Michael Dominguez made the start for the Fisher Cats, finishing with a line of 4.2 IP, 7 H, 5 ER, 1 BB, 4 K with a home run given up to give him a season ERA of 4.36. Hunter Gregory gave up an earned run but struck out three in his 2.2 innings pitched. Jimmy Burnette was tagged with a blow save, giving up an earned run in his two thirds of an inning pitched. Getting the loss was Andrew Bechtold, who gave up an unearned run in his inning of work.
<h2>Vancouver snaps six-game losing streak</h2>
The Vancouver Canadians were the only team in the organization to win, defeating the Hillsboro Hops 4-2, bringing their record to 17-22 and snapping a six-game losing skid.

Ryan McCarty once again got everyone partying, as he hit his fifth home run of the season and had a multi-hit game. Nick Goodwin also hit his fourth home run of the season. As for the other hits, Dasan Brown, Jackson Hornung, Jamari Baylor, and Jean Arnaez all had singles.

https://twitter.com/csplusbaseball/status/1794236041752428862

Vancouver’s starting pitcher was Chris McElvain, who picked up a win and finished with a line of 5 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 1 BB, 7 K to bring his season ERA to 3.41. Chay Yeager struck out two in his two innings of work, while Grayson Thruman pitched a scoreless inning. Justin Kelly completed the save, striking out a batter in an inning of work.
<h2>Dunedin blew a 3-0 lead, losing 4-3</h2>
After a six-game winning streak, the Dunedin Blue Jays have now lost three in a row, with their latest defeat coming against the Bradenton Marauders, falling 4-3.

Like the Canadians, the D-Jays had two home runs in the game. Alexis Hernandez hit his first home run in the organization, while Canadian Bryce Arnold hit his second of the year, which gave Dunedin a 3-0 lead. Unfortunately, that was the last run they’d score.

https://twitter.com/DunedinBlueJays/status/1794152759874527322

Arnold had a multi-hit game with an additional single, while Manuel Beltre, Daniel Pérez, and Marcos De La Rosa had singles.

Fernando Pérez had a great start, finishing with a line of 6.1 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 K with a home run given up. Keiner Leon was tagged with the loss and blown save, giving up three earned runs in an inning and two thirds of work.
<h2>FCL Jays’ late rally fell short</h2>
Three runs in the bottom of the third sunk the Florida Complex League Blue Jays, as they fell 3-2 to the FCL Tigers to bring their record to 4-11.

The FCL Jays were the only affiliate without a home run, but Gregori Cano and Enmnauel Bonilla both hit doubles. Other players with a hit were Sam Shaw and Railin tejada who had two hits in the game.

Samuel Colmenares made the start for the F-Jays, finishing with a line of 4 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 3 BB, 7 K to bring his season ERA to 4.85. Jorge Guerra walked three and allowed a hit in two scoreless innings. Lluveres Severino allowed three hits and a walk, also in two scoreless innings.

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