Alek Manoah continued his rehab at triple-A Buffalo Sunday afternoon with his longest start of the season.

Facing the Indianapolis Indians for the second time this week, Manoah used 86 pitches to complete six innings of two-run ball. The former MLB all-star struck out three in the outing, walking four and allowing five hits.

Manoah allowed both of his runs in the second inning after issuing a one-out walk to Nick Yorke before Sammy Siani pulled a two-run homer to right field. He walked a tightrope the rest of the frame, as the next two hitters reached via double and walk, but Manoah escaped without any further damage with back-to-back punchouts.

The 27-year-old right-hander primarily threw his sinker throughout his appearance, averaging 92.4 m.p.h. with the offering while mixing in a sl

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