Saturday's games -- Dominican Box -- Huge effort by RHP Tristan Archer, called upon on a second consecutive day, as he stranded two inherited runners coming into a tough spot, then pitched a perfect follow-up inning, and earned the extra-inning win for his team as they walked off in celebration. Aguilas Top of the 10th Pitching Change: Enny Romero replaces Paul Voelker. Danny Santana singles on a line drive to center fielder Starling Marte. Ronny Rodriguez singles on a ground ball to right fielder Patrick Kivlehan. Danny Santana to 2nd. Wilmer Difo bunt pops out to pitcher Enny Romero. Pitching Change: Tristan Archer replaces Enny Romero. Juan Perez flies out to center fielder Starling Marte. Zoilo Almonte grounds into a force out, second baseman Rafael Ynoa to shortstop Erik Gonzalez. Ronny Rodriguez out at 2nd. Aguilas Top of the 11th Pedro Severino grounds out, pitcher Tristan Archer to first baseman Ryan Court. Kennys Vargas called out on strikes. Edwin Espinal strikes out swinging. *** Venezuelan Box -- Teammates excelled in a win, as 23-year-old LHP Frank Lopez made his first appearance since November 23rd, and it was highly effective, even with a big lead, coming in for the 6th and 7th of a 10-3 win (Lopez replaced a long, long ago Brewer draft pick and farmhand). Aragua Bottom of the 6th Pitching Change: Frank Lopez replaces Efrain Nieves. Alberto Callaspo grounds out, shortstop Gregorio Petit to first baseman Jesus Aguilar. Jose Vargas grounds out, third baseman Harold Castro to first baseman Jesus Aguilar. Danny Ortiz grounds out, first baseman Jesus Aguilar to pitcher Frank Lopez. Aragua Bottom of the 7th Luis Villegas called out on strikes. Leandro Castro grounds out, shortstop Gregorio Petit to first baseman Jesus Aguilar. Alberti Chavez strikes out swinging. Frank López did his job, had time that not throwing but was controlled, threw very well. I was happy that he gave us the two innings and was given the opportunity to make it in the form (translated tweet) In the same game, Jesus Aguilar had a monster effort (two doubles, two walks, three runs scored), and suddenly his line is a more respectable .200/.382/.320 after eight games. Started very soon, perhaps wasn't ready. I had to start on this date but the fever called me to play early. (translated tweet) In other words, Jesus was itching to go .