Baby Bomber Recap 6/28/16: Tyler Wade hits walk-off inside the park home run; Vicente Conde hits walk-off grand slam

Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W 6-4 vs. Syracuse Chiefs

The RailRiders came away with a win last night thanks in part to the offensive outburst from Tyler Austin, after he knocked in three runs with a single, double, home run, and walk. Gary Sanchez brought in another run with two hits on the evening. Pete Kozma had a hit, double, and stole a base, while Aaron Judge singled and walked. Donovan Solano and Jake Cave each had a hit, and Ben Gamel and Cesar Puello both walked. Kyle Haynes pitched a good game, going seven innings and allowing three runs on six hits and three walks while striking out three. Matt Wotherspoon pitched two innings in relief, allowing a run on two hits and two walks.

Double-A Trenton Thunder: W 10-9 vs. Portland Sea Dogs

After an impressive turnaround this season, Vicente Campos struggled in his start against the Red Sox affiliate. He allowed five runs on nine hits and two walks over 5.0 innings, but still managed to strike out five. The bullpen wasn't much better as Alex Smith allowed a run on two hits and a walk over 2.0 innings. Still, it was a one-run game heading into the ninth inning, but Tyler Jones gave up another three on five hits in two innings of his own. It all looked lost, but a wild bottom of the ninth would end up giving Trenton the win.

On the evening, Kyle Higashioka continued his offensive outburst with a home run, two singles, and a walk, bringing in two runs. Jose Rosario brought in a run on three hits, while Billy Fleming singled, doubled, and walked to knock in an RBI of his own. Dustin Fowler had a brought in a run on a single and a triple, and Cito Culver had an RBI-single. Miguel Andujar had a hit and a walk, Lane Adams had a hit, and Michael O`Neill walked.

In the ninth inning, now down four runs, everything started off with a walk to Higashioka. Lane Adams then singled and a wild pitch put them on second and third. Another single from Rosario brought in one run, but the next two batter struck out. With two outs, Trenton opted to bring in Mark Payton to pinch hit for O`Neill, and he hit a three-run home run to tie the game. After a pitching change, Tyler Wade hit an inside-the-park home run to score the winner.

High-A Tampa Yankees: W 5-2 vs. Brevard County Manatees

Another Yankees affiliate walked off yesterday, this time on the back of a grand slam in the bottom of the ninth from Vicente Conde. The offense was mostly quiet up until then as Jorge Mateo knocked in the only run before leaving the game in the fifth inning. His replacement, Thairo Estrada, collected a hit, while Abiatal had three and Devyn Bolasky had two. Connor Spencer, Austin Aune, Zack Zehner, and Wes Wilson each had a single apiece, and Jake Skole walked twice. Tampa starter James Reeves kept the team in the game, striking out seven batters and allowing only two runs on three hits and a walk in 5.2 innings. Gabriel Encinas pitched 3.1 innings, striking out two, and giving up a single and three walks.

Low-A Charleston RiverDogs: Postponed for rain

Short Season-A Staten Island Yankees: W 12-6 vs. Hudson Valley Renegades (seven innings for rain)

The game only lasted seven innings on account of rain, but Staten Island needed only seven to score 12 runs on the night. Timmy Robinson came away with a hit and two doubles that drove in five runs all on his own. Kendall Coleman brought in two runs and logged an outfield assist at third base. Mandy Alvarez singled and walked to bring in a run, Kane Sweeney walked twice and brought in a run, and Dom Thompson-Williams singled and walked to get another run in. Nick Solak had two doubles and a single, Chris Godinez walked twice, and Ricardo Ferreira singled and stole two bases. Starting pitcher  Simon De la Rosa struck out eight batters, but still gave up six runs on five hits and three walks in 5.2 innings. Jonathan Padilla came in as reliever, but only allowed a hit in 0.1 innings before the game was called.

Rookie Advanced Pulaski Yankees:

Game 1: L 4-6 vs. Kingsport Mets

Postponed from the 27th, this game saw the professional debut of recent draft signing Nick Nelson, who threw 1.2 innings, allowing two earned runs on three hits and a walk, while collecting his first strikeout. Zak Wasserman allowed another three runs on five hits and a walk in 3.1 innings, and Braden Bristo allowed a hit in an inning of work. The offense was propped up by solo home runs from Isiah Gilliam and Leonardo Molina, with another run brought in by Wlfrin Mateo. Victor Rey doubled and walked, Wilkerman Garcia had a hit, and Tim Lynch walked.

Game 2: W 7-1 vs. Kingsport Mets

Things were different in game two as Kevin Cornelius knocked in two runs on a triple and two singles. Leonardo Molina brought in another run on a double and a walk, Dermis Garcia walked and collected an RBI on a sac fly, and Ben Ruta walked and brought in a run as well. Estavian Florial and Isiah Gilliam both singled, Wilkerman Garcia walked and stole a base, and Josh Gardiner walked too.

Starter Abel Duarte struck out six and only allowed one unearned run on three hits and three walks in 4.2 innings. Will Jones threw 1.1 innings, allowing a hit and striking out one, and Icezack Flemming allowed a walk in one inning of work.

GCL Yankees East: L 0-6 vs. GCL Tigers East

Edel Luaces H
Jordan Scott 3B, BB
Pedro Urena 2B, BB
Brayan Emery BB
Algeni Mateo 2 H, 2B

Kelvin Magalianes 4.2 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 5 K
Juan Escorcia 2.2 IP, 5 H, 3 R/2 ER, 3 K
Chase Hodson 0.2 IP, BB

GCL Yankees West: L 5-9 vs. GCL Blue Jays West

Evan Alexander H
Diego Castillo BB
Trey Amburgey H
Nelson Gomez H
Leobaldo Cabrera 2 H, RBI, BB
Miguel Flames 2 H, BB
Daniel Barrios 2B, RBI, BB
Juan De Leon H, RBI
Frederick Cuevas RBI, BB
Carlos Gallardo H
Charles Vazquez H

Anderson Severino 1.2 IP, 9 H, 6 ER, BB
Brian Keller 1.1 IP, K
Woody Bryson 1.1 IP, H, ER, 2 K
Artur Strzalka 2.2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, K
Orby Tavares 2.0 IP, H, BB