Durham Bulls Daily

Junior Caminero came of the IL, playing for the first time in two weeks. The star prospect doubled, homered and drove in five as the Bulls beat the Iron Pigs to close out the series split 12-9.

Dominic Brown had two doubles and a home run, part of a seven extra base hit game for Durham.  Joe Rock earned his first win in the Rays' organization, working five innings, permitting two runs.

Jordan Luplow and David Dahl each connected for solo home runs as the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs beat the Durham Bulls 6-1 on Saturday night.

Adam Leverett made his Bulls debut, permitting two solo home runs over four innings.  The Bulls had six hits in the game, all singles.

The Iron Pigs scored six times in the first inning to blow past the Bulls 9-4.  Tristan Peters hit a three-run HR for the Bulls, who fell to 5-8.

Scott Kingery hit two home runs for Lehigh Valley, while former Bulls outfielder Jordan Luplow connected for a solo shot.

Jacob Lopez was knocked out in the first inning after throwing 40 pitches and surrendering six earned runs.

Alex Jackson hit a 2-run homer in the 8th to give the Bulls a 7-6 lead en route to a 10-6 victory at Lehigh Valley.

The homer was Jackson's fourth of the series. Ruben Cardenas and Rob Brantly had three hits apiece, while Nathan Wiles earned the victory throwing five innings in long relief.

Ronny Simon homered for the second straight game.

One night after scoring 28 runs, the Durham Bulls were handcuffed by David Buchanan across eight innings in a 3-2 defeat at the hands of Lehigh Valley.

Mason Montgomery worked five innings, permitting two runs.  Ronny Simon clubbed a home run and a double to lead the Bulls offense.

The Durham Bulls hit 7 home runs en route to an historic 28-10 victory over Lehigh Valley.  The Bulls scored in eight of the nine innings, with catcher Alex Jackson blasting three home runs and driving in six.

Durham scored 11 times in the 9th inning against two position players, both former Bulls - Esteban Quiroz and Cal Stevenson.

Logan Driscoll had four extra base hits, including three doubles and a homer.

Erasmo Ramirez earned the win as the Bulls started their 12-game road trip in rousing fashion.

In the homestand finale, the Shrimp beat the Bulls 4-2.  Jake Odorizzi lasted just 1 1/3 innings, allowing three runs in the defeat. Niko Goodrum homered for the second straight game, while former Bulls IF Tristan Gray's five-game home run streak came to an end.

Tristan Peters homered on the game's first pitch, Niko Goodrum drilled a 2-run shot and Jacob Lopez worked five solid innings to lead the Bulls past the Shrimp 6-2 on Saturday night.

Former Bulls IF Tristan Gray continued his inexplicable power in his first series back at the DBAP, connecting for his fifth home run in five games against the Bulls.

Jacksonville defeated the Durham Bulls for the second straight game 9-6.  CJ Hinojosa delivered four hits for the Bulls.  The Shrimp scored five times in the ninth inning aided by just one hit to break a 4-4 tie.  Jake Mangum homered and drove in three to pace the Bulls.

Two former Bulls collaborated in Jacksonville's 4-3 win over Durham.  Tristan Gray homered for the third straight game, while Yonni Chirinos worked five inninngs to secure the win.

Dominic Brown deliverd a two-run single in his second start with Durham after signing with the Rays as a free agent.  Jake Mangum had two hits in the Bulls' defeat.