The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-17) split its doubleheader with the Hartford Yard Goats (17-11) at Delta Dental Stadium on Wednesday with a 2-1 win and a 4-2 loss.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-16) dropped both games of a Sunday doubleheader to the Portland Sea Dogs (16-9) at Delta Dental Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-14) took down the Portland Sea Dogs (14-9) in seven innings on Saturday, May 3 at Delta Dental Stadium, 1-0.
Right-handed starter Ryan Watson fired a quality start in his Double-A debut on Tuesday, April 15, as the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-4) fell to the Harrisburg Senators (5-5) at Delta Dental Stadium, 5-3. Right fielder Jace Bohrofen (TOR No. 25, MLB Pipeline) slugged his first Double-A home run in the bottom of the second inning, as the Fisher Cats led 3-1 in the top of the sixth.
On Wednesday, April 2, the Toronto Blue Jays announced the initial New Hampshire Fisher Cats roster for the 2025 season. New Hampshire’s preliminary roster features 23 Toronto farmhands that have logged time with the Fisher Cats prior to 2025 and eight newcomers, as well as six members of the Blue Jays’ Top 30 prospects (MLB Pipeline).
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (21-40, 51-78) dropped their Saturday contest to the Portland Sea Dogs (39-23, 75-56) in six and a half innings, 7-1. A sudden gust of winds and rain delayed Friday’s game amidst the top of the seventh inning, which was later declared a final game.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (19-37, 49-75) took down the Portland Sea Dogs (36-21, 72-54) at Delta Dental Stadium Tuesday, 2-1. With the win, the Fisher Cats snapped an eight-game losing streak, which extended back to August 31 against Hartford.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (18-29, 48-67), playing as the New Hampshire Primaries, overcame the Hartford Yard Goats (25-23, 63-52) at Delta Dental Stadium on Friday, 4-2. RJ Schreck had his fingerprints all over Friday’s win; Schreck smacked the go-ahead home run in the seventh, along with a single, two runs scored, two runs batted in and a diving catch.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-21, 42-59) and Erie SeaWolves (20-15, 58-44) were held off the field at Delta Dental Stadium on Thursday night, due to inclement weather. The Fisher Cats and SeaWolves will make up for Thursday’s postponement with a doubleheader on Saturday, August 10, with game one scheduled to begin at 4:05 PM EDT.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-21, 42-59) bounced back with a Wednesday win, 5-4, over the Erie SeaWolves (20-15, 58-44) at Delta Dental Stadium. Yohendrick Piñango and Cade Doughty combined for all five Fisher Cats RBIs in the victory.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-20, 41-58) fell to the Erie SeaWolves (19-14, 57-43) at Delta Dental Stadium in 12 innings, 12-8. Momentum and runs were traded through driving rain until the 12th, when Erie center fielder and Exeter, New Hampshire, native Ben Malgeri crushed a grand slam to put the SeaWolves ahead for good.
On Wednesday, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats hosted the Reading Fightin Phils, as well as more than 35 summer camps throughout New England, for a 12:05 p.m. start at Delta Dental Stadium.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-11, 33-49) were defeated by the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (9-6, 44-38) at Delta Dental Stadium Friday, 6-4. New Hampshire knocked 12 hits, but stranded 14 runners on base, a season high.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-9, 33-47) dropped Wednesday’s contest to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (7-6, 42-38) at Delta Dental Stadium. The Rumble Ponies’ Ryan Clifford hit a grand slam in the top of the seventh which put the visitors in front for good.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-8, 33-46) fell to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (6-6, 41-38) in 11 innings at Delta Dental Stadium Tuesday evening, 3-2. New Hampshire had the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth and the 10th and couldn’t plate a decisive run.
Devonte Brown’s walk-off double lifted the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-7, 33-45) over the Portland Sea Dogs (7-3, 42-36) at Delta Dental Stadium Saturday in the conclusion of Friday’s game. With two outs and Zach Britton on first, Brown blasted a fly ball into the left-center field power alley to score Britton, the game-winning run.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-7, 32-45) and Portland Sea Dogs (7-2, 43-35) were suspended with inclement weather at Delta Dental Stadium Friday night. The two will complete the game on Saturday at 6:35 PM EDT.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-7, 32-45) dropped their Independence Day contest to the Portland Sea Dogs (7-2, 43-35) on Thursday night at Delta Dental Stadium, 7-3. The Fisher Cats trimmed a 4-1 deficit to 4-3, but a trio of Sea Dogs runs in the top of the ninth put the game away.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (2-6, 32-44) were defeated, 5-2, by the Portland Sea Dogs (6-2, 42-35) at Hadlock Field Wednesday night. The Fisher Cats led 5-3 heading into the bottom of the seventh, but Sea Dogs first baseman Alex Binelas hit a grand slam to put Portland in front for good.
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).