Not even the presence of two rehabbing Red Sox players could prevent Portland from dropping its third in a row, 7-3, despite a career-high 11 strikeouts from starter Chris Murphy.

The left-hander is 2-0 with a 2.12 ERA since being promoted to Double-A Portland on July 31.

Portland and Binghamton will finish the game on Sept. 7, with a seven-inning game to follow.

Victor Santos allows only one run through five innings, and Triston Casas, Jeisson Rosario and Roldani Baldwin each get two hits to lead the attack.

A 14-hit attack supports a superb pitching performance from left-hander Chris Murphy as Portland beats Binghamton, 11-0.

Home runs by Kole Cottam and Devlin Granberg in the final two innings propel Portland to a 10-5 win over Somerset.

Roger Federer, 40, says he hopes to make one more comeback rather than retire.

Portland moves back into first place in the Northeast Division of Double-A Northeast.

Yankees pitcher Corey Kluber struggles with his control during a short rehab start, and Portland holds on for an 8-7 win.