GAME RECAP: Buffalo Bisons vs Rochester Red Wings Doubleheader 4/23/2025


The Bisons swept their doubleheader against the Rochester Red Wings winning game one 6-3 and winning game two 3-2.

In game one, the Bisons started a two-out rally that scored two and brought the team within a run, 3-2, after four innings. Ali Sanchez was hit by a pitch with two outs, then advanced to third base on a double by Damiano Palmegiani to left field. Both base runners scored when Michael Turconi delivered his first hit of the game for his first two RBIs of the season.

Daulton Varsho led off the bottom of the fifth with a base hit to right field. He scored on a double to right-center field by Davis Schneider. Rainer Nunez added his first RBI of the game with a base hit that scored Schneider to give the Bisons a 4-3 lead.

The Bisons added two more runs in the bottom of the sixth inning as Daulton Varsho’s RBI ground out on the infield scored Steward Berroa. Two batters later Joey Loperfido doubled to right field scored Jonatan Clase from third base.

In game two, Rainer Nunez collected an RBI double and Davis Schneider scored on a groundout by Christian Bethancourt to tie the game 2-2.

In the fifth, Michael Stefanic added his ninth RBI of the season with a base hit to center field, scoring Berroa from second to give Buffalo a 3-2 lead.

Eric Pardinho and Hayden Juenger combined to keep Rochester from scoring in the final three innings to preserve the win.

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