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The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (22-27) fell to the Akron RubberDucks (29-20) on Friday night at Canal Park, 8-3. Trailing 4-3 into the bottom of the eighth inning, the Fisher Cats allowed a four-run eighth inning to spoil any plans of a late comeback.Â
Six scoreless innings from righty starter Michael Dominguez helped lift the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (22-26) to a 6-1 win over the Akron RubberDucks (28-20) on Thursday night at Canal Park. Dominguez (W, 1-0) earned his first decision and first quality start of the season with a season-high six innings and didn’t allow a hit behind five strikeouts.Â
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (21-26) dropped a Wednesday contest to the Akron RubberDucks (28-19) at Canal Park, 5-2. The Fisher Cats drew a pair of two-out walks in the top of the ninth and brought the tying run to the plate but couldn’t convert.
Three home runs and 13 hits powered the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (20-25) to a 13-1 series-clinching victory on Sunday afternoon over the Somerset Patriots (22-23) at Delta Dental Stadium. Third baseman Alex De Jesus clubbed two home runs, first baseman Rainer Nuñez drove in five runs and starting pitcher Adam Macko (W, 3-2) recorded his first Double-A quality start behind nine strikeouts to tie his season-high.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-24) dropped a Saturday night contest to the Somerset Patriots (21-22) at Delta Dental Stadium, 5-3. Yankees rehabber Jasson Dominguez clubbed his first home run of 2024 as a two-run shot to put Somerset in front in the seventh inning. New Hampshire’s Michael Turconi and Phil Clarke each had two-hit games.Â
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-24) dropped a Friday night contest to the Somerset Patriots (21-22) at Delta Dental Stadium, 8-7.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-23) won both games in a Thursday doubleheader against the Somerset Patriots at Delta Dental Stadium, 5-4 and 9-0. Shortstop Josh Kasevich singled to clinch game one in walk-off fashion, and the Fisher Cats scored nine runs on 13 hits in game two’s shutout victory.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (17-23) fell to the Somerset Patriots (20-20) at Delta Dental Stadium Wednesday afternoon, 11-2. The Fisher Cats were held hitless through the first four innings. Â
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (17-22) knocked a season-high eight extra-base hits en route to a 10-2 win over the Somerset Patriots (19-20) at Delta Dental Stadium Tuesday night. Finishing with 14 hits, the Fisher Cats knocked four home runs in the win, as left fielder Alan Roden finished 4-for-5 with a pair of solo home runs.
After tying Sunday’s game in the top of the eighth inning at 1-1, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-22) fell in 11 innings to the Hartford Yard Goats (18-18) at Dunkin’ Park, 2-1. The Fisher Cats got their best start of the season from right-hander Devereaux Harrison, who struck out six batters in six innings. With two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning, Harrison allowed a two-out home run for the game’s first run.