One crazy comeback II
Bisons PR maven Brad Bisbing provides this nugget from Wednesday night's miracle: Buffalo's six-run ninth was just its second six-run inning of the season -- and its first since its Opening Night win April 3 at Norfolk. Hoping to parlay some of that momentum, the Herd will try for its third three-game home winning streak of the season in today's game against Rochester.
The collapse added to the woes for the Rochester bullpen, which is 1-6 with a 7.28 ERA in its last 15 games. Last night, four Wings relievers -- four! -- didn't record an out. Bad.
There's a big challenge on the mound today in Rochester lefty Francisco Liriano, the former Minnesota all-star on the way back from Tommy John surgery. With the lefty on the mound, red-hot Brad Snyder is getting the day off. So is Josh Barfield, who is sitting for just the second time this season (hmmm -- is that call from Cleveland getting closer for him?). Chris De La Cruz, who made his Bison debut as a pinch runner and scored last night, will play second and bat leadoff today.
Here's the Buffalo lineup:
Chris De La Cruz, 2b
Jorge Velandia, ss
Michael Aubrey, dh
Todd Linden, rf
Ryan Mulhern, 1b
Aaron Herr, 3b
Jason Cooper, lf
Jason Tyner, cf
Wyatt Toregas, c
Dan Reichert, p
---Mike Harrington

If you are a baseball fan, the only thing better than watching a game is talking about it. And there will be lots of talk here, from the Yankees to the Bisons and around the majors. Reporters Mike Harrington and Amy Moritz provide the background and commentary.

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