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The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-5, 32-43) dropped Tuesday’s contest to the Portland Sea Dogs (5-2, 41-35) by a final score of 5-2 at Hadlock Field. The Fisher Cats have lost seven in a row at Hadlock Field in 2024; six of the seven losses have been decided by three runs or fewer (combined differential of –12). Â
Inclement weather prevented the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-3, 32-41) and Hartford Yard Goats (3-2, 41-32) from finishing a Sunday series finale at Dunkin’ Park. The game will be made up when the Yard Goats visit Delta Dental Stadium beginning on Tuesday, August 20. An official day and start time for the postponed game will be announced later.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-3, 32-41) were defeated, 12-2, by the Hartford Yard Goats (3-2, 41-32) at Dunkin’ Park Saturday night. Hartford hit a grand slam in the bottom of the second which put the Yard Goats ahead for good.Â
Cesar Martin secured his record-breaking 205th managerial win as the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-2, 32-40) topped the Hartford Yard Goats (2-2, 40-32) at Dunkin’ Park Friday night, 3-1. Martin passed current Yard Goats manager Bobby Meacham, who led the Cats from 2013-2016, on the all-time Fisher Cats wins list.
HARTFORD, CT — With the game’s tying run at first, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-2, 31-40) fell to the Hartford Yard Goats (2-1, 40-31) at Dunkin’ Park Thursday night, 7-5. New Hampshire erased a 4-0 deficit to tie the game at 4-4, but the Yard Goats plated three runs in the bottom of the seventh to win their second straight game over the Fisher Cats.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-1, 31-39) were overwhelmed by the Hartford Yard Goats (1-1, 39-31) at Dunkin’ Park on Wednesday night, 12-6. Like Tuesday, the Fisher Cats exploded early, scoring five runs in the first two frames. But Wednesday, the Yard Goats scored 11 unanswered runs from the fourth through sixth innings.Â
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (24-29) dropped a Wednesday contest to the Erie SeaWolves (29-22) at UPMC Park, 9-1. The Fisher Cats were held off the scoreboard until three consecutive hits in the top of the ninth to avoid the shutout loss.Â
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (24-28) opened a six-game series against the Erie SeaWolves (28-22) with a 10-5 win at UPMC Park on Tuesday night. In his first Double-A game, second baseman Ryan McCarty recorded a double and a home run and drove in three runs to help power the Tuesday win.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (23-28) lost in walk-off fashion, 7-6, to the Akron RubberDucks (30-21) Sunday afternoon. The Fisher Cats scored multiple runs in three separate innings against the RubberDucks bullpen, but Akron got the final say with three runs in the ninth. Ducks’ right fielder Alexfri Planez doubled to score the game’s winning run.Â
A seventh-inning home run from left fielder Gabriel Martinez was enough to lift the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (23-27) over the Akron RubberDucks (29-21) at Canal Park on Saturday night, 4-3. New Hampshire trailed 2-0 after the first inning, then plated four of the game’s next five runs to win their third contest of the six-game series in Akron.Â