The New Hampshire Fisher Cats is launching its own travel baseball program to be based at its Manchester ballpark and to begin play in the fall of 2015. The new program will field teams for players ages 14-17, and will focus on developing skills to allow these players to compete at their next level.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats fell behind early and sunk late, dropping an 8-1 decision to the Akron RubberDucks Wednesday night at Canal Park in Akron.
Sunday was Law Enforcement Day at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, as the crowd gathered under clear skies not only for the Sunday matinee against Richmond Flying Squirrels, but to see Manchester Police Chief David Mara honored with the annual Officer Michael Briggs Community Hero Award.
Cole Garner collected three hits Sunday, but the New Hampshire Fisher Cats dropped the game 4-1 to the Richmond Flying Squirrels at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
Tickets are available for this day of baseball and recognition for our dedicated police officers.
The Fisher Cats will look to even up the series on Saturday night at 7:05 p.m. It’s Faith & Family Night at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. There will also be Baseball Bingo presented by USA Subs, and Next Step Bionics & Prosthetics will team up with the Fisher Cats to honor an individual who has battled a significant medical event in his life. Tickets are available.
The Fisher Cats return to Manchester on Tuesday night for the start of a six-game homestand that features two Atlas Fireworks shows, two mid-week day games, and a hat giveaway on Sunday. Tickets are available
The series continues on Saturday night with more Atlas Fireworks. Fans can win prizes by playing USA Subs Baseball Bingo. It’s also a Reading Challenge game presented by Velcro USA Inc.
Special Warfare Operator First Class William Blake Marston will be remembered during a special pre-game ceremony May 24 at Northeast Delta Stadium.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats scored three in the ninth and held off the hard-charging Reading Fightin’ Phils in a 6-4 win Tuesday night at Reading’s FirstEnergy Stadium.
The Fisher Cats will try to secure a series victory May 19 at 6:35 p.m. with righty Taylor Cole on the hill for New Hampshire against Reading righty Ben Lively.
A long rain delay washed away the good vibes for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, who lost 6-1 Saturday to the Binghamton Mets.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats held on late, turning a fantastic game-ending double play to down the Binghamton Mets 4-3 at NYSEG Stadium in Binghamton.
The Fisher Cats return to Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Friday, May 21 to play Altoona. An Atlas Fireworks Show will follow the game.
The Trenton series with the Fisher Cats concludes on Sunday afternoon at 1:35 p.m.
The Fisher Cats series against the Thunder continues with a Saturday night game at 5:35 p.m. with Princesses and Pirates Night, plus the opportunity to win prizes playing USA Subs Baseball Bingo.
The Fisher Cats return to Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Friday, May 8 to play Trenton. An Atlas Fireworks Show will follow the 6:35 p.m. contest. Tickets are available.
The Fisher Cats return to Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Friday, May 8 to play Trenton. An Atlas Fireworks Show will follow the 6:35 p.m. game. Tickets are still available.
The Fisher Cats will now go for the sweep against the Mets on Sunday afternoon at 1:35 p.m.
It wasn’t pretty, but your Fisher Cats will be back with some exciting home-turf fun this week. Tickets available.