Despite a 10-strikeout performance from starter Kendry Rojas, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (5-10, 34-50) fell to the Somerset Patriots (10-5, 45-39) at TD Bank Ballpark on Thursday night, 1-0.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (5-8, 34-48) dropped their series-opening game to the Somerset Patriots (8-5, 43-39) at TD Bank Ballpark on Tuesday night, 5-1.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (5-7, 34-47) plated four runs in the top of the fifth and three in the eighth to take down the Portland Sea Dogs (4-8, 38-41) at Hadlock Field on Sunday, 10-5.
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.Â
Thanks to a two-run seventh inning, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-6, 32-46) defeated the Portland Sea Dogs (3-6, 37-39) at Delta Dental Stadium on Thursday night, 7-5.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-6, 30-46) dropped their fifth straight game against the Portland Sea Dogs (3-4, 37-37) at Delta Dental Stadium on Tuesday night in extra innings, 11-5.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (1-5, 30-45) Hartford Yard Goats (5-1, 40-35) at Dunkin’ Park on Sunday afternoon, 7-5.
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.
Grey skies might portend the threat of a rain delay, but the weather did not scare away parents, kids and other members of the community gathering on Saturday morning for a ceremony at the centerpiece of the Michael Briggs Wooden Bat Baseball Tournament.