32-14

That is the combined score of the games last night (not in the Jays' affiliates' favour), as they combined to go an opposite of perfect 0-5. Fresno 10 at Las Vegas 4When your bullpen pitches 5 shutout innings, that's a good sign. But it's also a bad sign, because it means your starter only managed 4 innings, and in this case they were 4 pretty terrible innings: Randy Boone allowed all 10 runs on 9 hits and 2 walks. Jason Lane did his best to lead the 51s on a comeback with 2 solo home runs, but they fell, um, a little short. Brian Dopirak had a single and a walk, Howie Clark had a homer and a single, and Rommie Lewis was the best reliever on the day, allowing 1 hit in 3 innings while striking out 4.New Hampshire 0 at Connecticut 1The Cats averaged a full hit an inning on the night (and added a pair of walks as well), but they spread them out too much and couldn't come through with one when it counted, and when that happens it leads to a low offensive output. In t...