After a rainy morning and an overcast afternoon, the sun came out over Delta Dental Stadium for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats’ Opening Day, bringing to mind the lyrics from John Fogerty’s “Centerfield,” the singer’s ode to the game of baseball: “We’re born again, there’s new grass in the field.”
Delta Dental Stadium was one of four sites nationwide that DBH chose to launch “haunted tours” this year, which Fisher referred to as “a privilege” for the Fisher Cats and the city. The Haunted Stadium Tour, which also includes the option to participate in the Save the Ballpark Escape Rooms hosted in the executive suites for $25, opens tonight and will run Thursdays through Sundays for the month of October, closing on Nov. 1.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-14, 36-54) dropped the series opener to the Hartford Yard Goats (13-9, 49-42) at Delta Dental Stadium on Tuesday night, 4-2.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (7-11, 36-51) dropped the series finale to the Somerset Patriots (12-6, 46-40) at TD Bank Ballpark on Sunday afternoon, 5-1.
Trailing by a run into the top of the eighth inning, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (4-7, 33-47) knocked three solo homers and downed the Portland Sea Dogs (4-7, 39-39) at Hadlock Field on Saturday night, 4-2.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-7, 32-47) fell to the Portland Sea Dogs (4-6, 38-39) at Hadlock Field on Friday night, 7-1. Fisher Cats first baseman Peyton Williams cracked a solo homer in the top of the ninth inning for his eighth blast of the season to avoid the shutout.
After leading 5-1 to the bottom of the eighth inning, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-4, 30-44) were walked off by the Hartford Yard Goats (4-1, 40-34) at Dunkin’ Park on Saturday night, 6-5.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-3, 30-43) lost their third game of the week to the Hartford Yard Goats (3-1, 39-34) at Dunkin’ Park on Friday night, 3-1.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (0-1, 29-41) came up short to the Hartford Yard Goats (1-0, 37-33) at Dunkin’ Park on Tuesday night, 3-1.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (29-39) were handed their fifth straight loss by the Somerset Patriots (34-34) at Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday night, 11-2.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (29-37) dropped their fourth straight against Somerset Patriots (33-34) at Delta Dental Stadium on Friday night, 7-5. After New Hampshire plated two runs in the bottom of the first inning, Somerset scored six unanswered to hand the Cats their fourth straight loss.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (29-36) fell to the Somerset Patriots (32-34) at Delta Dental Stadium on Thursday night, 5-1. The Fisher Cats struck out fifteen times and were held to three hits as Somerset took its eighth win at Delta Dental Stadium this season.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-27) were swept by the Somerset Patriots (22-21) at Delta Dental Stadium in Saturday’s doubleheader, 7-1 and 6-0. Despite a late surge in game two, New Hampshire could not overcome Somerset’s early deficit as the Fisher Cats dropped their sixth-straight.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-25) dropped its third-straight to the Somerset Patriots (20-21) at Delta Dental Stadium on Friday night, 9-6.
Despite an early 4-0 lead, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-22) had their two-game winning streak snapped with a 6-5 loss to the Reading Fightin Phils (13-23) on Sunday night at FirstEnergy Stadium.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-21) won both games over the Reading Fightin Phils (12-23) at FirstEnergy Stadium on Saturday night, 8-7 and 4-3. New Hampshire outfielder RJ Schreck clubbed a home run in each game in the Saturday sweep, as all five games between the Fisher Cats and R-Phils have been settled by one run this week.
In a game that took three hours and 22 minutes, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (14-20) fell to the Reading Fightin’ Phils (11-21) at FirstEnergy Stadium on Thursday night, 11-10.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (14-18) took down the Hartford Yard Goats (18-13) at Delta Dental Stadium on Sunday, 7-2. New Hampshire starter Devereaux Harrison (W, 2-4) tossed his second quality start of the year with five strikeouts in six innings in the Fisher Cats’ first series win of the season.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-18) split their Saturday doubleheader with the Hartford Yard Goats (18-11) at Delta Dental Stadium, with a 7-1 loss in game one and a 5-1 win in game two. New Hampshire outfielder RJ Schreck hit a pair of home runs in Saturday’s action, one in each game, and currently sports a .360 average in May.
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in New Hampshire (Anthem) and the New Hampshire Fisher Cats are once again teaming up to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and well-being.