A collection of stories, recaps and more from the New Hampshire Fisher Cats 2025 season
Week-by-Week
Week 1: Starting Off With a Dog and Pony Show
The Fisher Cats started the season with a three-game set at home against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, followed by a trip to Maine for contests against the Portland Sea Dogs.
There were two weather postponements against Binghamton and two weather postponements in Portland (see left), with the ‘Cats ending the opening stretch with a 3-3 record.
Week 2: The Iowa Meat Truck makes history
No snow in Week 2, as the Fisher Cats made history with their first ever “Space Potatoes” game and their first ever walk-off pinch-hit home run thanks to Peyton “Iowa Meat Truck” Williams.
Week 3: 2025 Fisher Cat(alog) Week 3: ‘Cats waste string of quality starts
The Fisher Cats had good pitching in their road series against the Rumble Ponies, but not a lot of reliable hitting as the search to reach a .500 record remains elusive.
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New Fisher Cats manager looking forward to new season
Incoming Fisher Cats manager Brent Lavallee met with the press to share his hopes for the season and his philosophy on baseball.
Lavallee’s resume includes several years of success with the Blue Jays’ High-A affiliate in Vancouver as well as several years of success coaching at the collegiate level in Louisiana
Brenner Bids Farewell to Fisher Cats After 15 Years as President
Fisher Cats president Rick Brenner marked May 1st as his final day with the franchise. In 2009, he was named Ballpark Digest’s Executive of the Year while working for the ‘Cats, following earlier honors as an executive with the Trenton Thunder.
The Pennington, New Jersey native is the Assistant Professor of Practice, as well as the Director of the Sales Institute, in the School of Business at Plymouth State University in Plymouth, New Hampshire. He began in his roles at Plymouth State in August 2024.