Tuesday night’s series opener between the New Hampshire Fisher Cats and Hartford Yard Goats at Delta Dental Stadium has been postponed for Wednesday, May 7, with a doubleheader set to begin at 11:05 AM EDT. Tickets to Tuesday’s game are redeemable for any Fisher Cats home game in 2025, based on availability.
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.
With a blend of strong starting pitching and a five-run inning, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (10-14) defeated the Portland Sea Dogs (14-8) at Delta Dental Stadium on Friday night, 8-2. In what was his fourth consecutive quality start, Fisher Cats starter Ryan Watson tied a career-high with seven innings in the Friday win and held the Sea Dogs scoreless on three hits.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (9-14) fell to the Portland Sea Dogs (14-7) in 10 innings on Thursday night at Delta Dental Stadium, 5-3.
It is the bottom of the first inning in the first game of a doubleheader against the Portland Sea Dogs at Delta Dental Stadium, and New Hampshire Fisher Cats president Rick Brenner sits beside the Cats’ dugout, flanked by his beloved bat dog, Casey, who is preparing to run out to home plate and fetch the Fisher Cats’ bats.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (9-13) split a Wednesday night doubleheader with the Portland Sea Dogs (13-7) at Delta Dental Stadium with a 3-2 win in game one and a 3-2 loss in game two. Fisher Cats starter CJ Van Eyk earned his first win of the season with his first quality start of the year in game one. Center fielder Yohendrick Piñango knocked his third home run of 2025 in game two, as New Hampshire stranded the game-tying and go-ahead runs in scoring position in the final frame.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (8-12) fell in its series-opener against the Portland Sea Dogs (12-6) at Delta Dental Stadium, 9-5. Despite trimming a 6-1 deficit to 6-5, Portland plated three unanswered runs to pull away and slugged three homers en route to its fifth-straight win.
There’s an old baseball adage: good pitching beats good hitting. But when with good pitching you need at least some hitting of your own (as well as adequate fielding) to ensure wins. The Fisher Cats weren’t able to consistently add that hitting and fielding to their strong pitching in this week’s series against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies.
Prior to the concerns put forward by Manchester School District leadership followed by the lengthy discussion by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, the Manchester Board of School Committee’s Committee on Athletics roundly rejected the concept of instituting a “pay-to-play” system for school athletics as a way to make up for school budget shortcomings.