Photos: Buffalo Bisons fall to Durham Bulls, 6-2
The Buffalo Bisons fell to the Durham Bulls, 6-2, on Sunday afternoon
Buffalo Bisons infielders Josh Fuentes (13) and L.J. Talley can't corral a pop-up during the fifth inning Sunday against the Durham Bulls.Â
Buffalo Bisons super fan Mark Aucinger listens to the Bisons during the first inning.
Buffalo Bisons player L.J. Talley singles during the second inning.
Buffalo Bisons pitcher Thomas Hatch wipes his head after giving up a home run to the Durham Bulls during the fifth inning.
Buffalo Bisons relief pitcher Jeremy Beasley throws to the Durham Bulls during the fifth inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Samad Taylor grounds during the fourth inning.
Buffalo Bisons pitcher Thomas Hatch watches a replay of Durham Bulls players Cal Stevenson homerun during the fifth inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Nick Podkul stands with his arms behind his back adorned with the color pink to honor mothers on Mother's Day.
Buffalo Bisons pitcher Thomas Hatch throws to the Durham Bulls during the first inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Nathan Lukes runs to first base on a dropped third strike by the Durham Bulls during the first inning.
A Buffalo Bisons fan has a section to himself.
Buffalo Bisons player L.J. Talley steals second base during the second inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Mallex Smith attempts a bunt during the third inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Mallex Smith cannot beat out a bunt during the third inning.
Buffalo Bisons catcher Gabriel Moreno blocks a low pitch during the fourth inning.
Buffalo Bisons player L.J. Talley grounds out during the fourth inning.
Buffalo Bisons player Samad Taylor has his stomach looked at by trainer, Caleb Daniel and manager Casey Candaele.
Buffalo Bisons player Logan Warmoth hits an RBI single during the fourth inning.
Buffalo Bisons player L.J. Talley rounds third base on a Logan Warmoth RBI single during the fourth inning.
Buffalo Bisons first baseman Nick Podkul holds Durham Bulls player Vidal Brujan on first during the fifth inning.
"We didn't play very good defensively in a lot of these games," said Bisons manager Casey Candaele. "We just didn't make plays and we made out-of-character plays by throwing the ball around. We will work on that. It happens."