Durham Bulls Daily

Jeter Downs homered while TJ Rumfield and three hits and two RBI to lead Scranton past Durham 8-1, the Bulls' 4th straight loss.

Cody Poteet earned the win by working six innings surrending one run.

Jacob Waguespack permitted seven runs over 4 2/3 innings to take the loss.

Jeter Downs' two-run single in the top of the sixth snapped a 2-2 tie to lead Scranton past the Bulls for the third straight game, 6-2 at the DBAP.

Adam Leverett threw five solid innings for Durham, allowing just two runs in the first inning.  Leverett retired 12 straight batters at one stage.  Michael Gomez took the loss in relief for the Bulls.

Logan Driscoll hit an infield single in the second inning to bring in one run, with a second run coming home on a wild throw toward home plate.

The Durham Bulls fell for the second straight game against Scranton, dropping a 14-2 decision at the DBAP.  An 8-run ninth inning put the game away for the RailRiders.  Rob Brantly singled home a Bulls run in the fifth inning as the Bulls closed to within 4-2.

Nathan Wiles worked three innings, yielding four runs to absorb the loss.

Jeter Downs hit a two-run homer in the second inning to lead the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders to a 6-1 win over the Durham Bulls.

Jacob Lopez absorbed the loss despite allowing just two runs over 4 2/3 innings while fanning nine.

Dominic Smith stroked a solo home run in the fifth for Durham's only run.

Logan Driscoll singled home the winning run in the ninth inning as the Durham Bulls rallied past first place Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 3-2.  

The Bulls trailed 2-0 in the seventh inning before Alex Jackson jumpstarted the rally with his seventh home run. In the eighth when Kameron Misner singled home Ronny Simon to tie the game.

Mason Montgomery worked a season-high six innings, permitting just a two run home run and fanned seven.  Michael Gomez threw two perfect innings against his former team, fanning five. Enmanuel Mejia earned the win with a perfect ninth inning.

Jamie Westbrook doubled in a pair of runs in the Worcester third inning to lead the Red Sox past Durham 7-1 in the Bulls' road trip finale.

Joe Rock absorbed the loss for the Bulls, working 4 1/3 innings, permitting two earned runs and whiffing seven.

Logan Driscoll singled home Durham's only run in the first inning, while Tampa Bay Rays rehabbing outfielder Josh Lowe was 1-4 with a walk, scoring Durham's run.

Josh Lowe homered and drove in four in the opener, leading Durham to a 12-2 win.  In the nightcap, Tristan Peters smacked a three-run shot in the third to hand the Bulls a 4-3 win en route to a doubleheader sweep over Worcester.

Niko Kavadas homered twice to lead Worcester past Durham 12-5.  Ruben Cardenas and Ronny Simon each had two hits, including a homer to pace the Bulls.  Durham pitchers allowed 13 hits and walked nine in its third straight loss.

Worcester claimed its second straight win over Durham 6-2 on Wednesday afternoon. Kameron Misner and Rob Brantly homered in the defeat. With the game tied 1-1, the Red Sox strung together five consecutive hits against Edwin Uceta to take a 4-1 lead.  Misner and Brantly paced the Bulls seven-hit attack with two knocks apiece.

Worcester claimed the series opener against the Bulls 7-4. The Red Sox hit three homers, including one by former Bulls IF Rob Refsnyder.

Alex Jackson connected for his sixth home run in 13 games to pull the Bulls to within 5-4.

Mason Montgomery permitted five runs over four innings in taking his fourth straight loss.