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The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (17-23) fell to the Somerset Patriots (20-20) at Delta Dental Stadium Wednesday afternoon, 11-2. The Fisher Cats were held hitless through the first four innings.  

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (17-22) knocked a season-high eight extra-base hits en route to a 10-2 win over the Somerset Patriots (19-20) at Delta Dental Stadium Tuesday night. Finishing with 14 hits, the Fisher Cats knocked four home runs in the win, as left fielder Alan Roden finished 4-for-5 with a pair of solo home runs.

After tying Sunday’s game in the top of the eighth inning at 1-1, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (16-22) fell in 11 innings to the Hartford Yard Goats (18-18) at Dunkin’ Park, 2-1. The Fisher Cats got their best start of the season from right-hander Devereaux Harrison, who struck out six batters in six innings. With two outs in the bottom of the sixth inning, Harrison allowed a two-out home run for the game’s first run.

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats drew 11 walks and plated five runs in the top of the seventh to take down the Hartford Yard Goats, 8-3, on Saturday night at Dunkin’ Park. Trailing 3-2 in the top of the seventh, 11 New Hampshire batters swung the momentum with six walks and five runs to pull away with their third win of the week and ensuring at least a series split in Hartford. 

Walks and free passes plagued the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (15-21) to a Friday night shutout loss against the Hartford Yard Goats (17-17) at Dunkin’ Park, 6-0. Leading 2-0 in the bottom of the sixth, the Goats produced back-to-back run-scoring doubles to pull away in Friday’s game.

An explosive sixth inning was the difference in a 6-4 New Hampshire Fisher Cats (15-20) victory over the Hartford Yard Goats (16-17) at Dunkin’ Park Thursday night. After scoring seven runs in Wednesday’s sixth inning, the Fisher Cats scored five runs in Thursday’s sixth to put starter C.J. Van Eyk (W, 2-1) in line for the win. 

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (14-20) rode a seven-run sixth inning to a 12-3 win over the Hartford Yard Goats (16-16) at Dunkin’ Park Wednesday night. Cats starter Adam Macko (W, 1-2) threw five innings and struck out nine for his first Double-A win. 

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (13-20) fell to the Hartford Yard Goats (16-15) by a 9-3 final score at Dunkin’ Park Tuesday night. The Fisher Cats bullpen gave up seven runs in the game’s final three innings. 

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (13-19) lost the final of a six-game series 5-3 to the Harrisburg Senators (19-13) Sunday afternoon at Delta Dental Stadium. Right-handed starter Michael Dominguez tossed a season-high 5 2/3 innings and gave up two runs on four hits. New Hampshire led 3-2 into the top of the eighth before the Senators scored three to take the series, four games to two.

In their first game as the Manchester Chicken Tenders, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (13-18) defeated the Harrisburg Senators (18-13) Saturday at Delta Dental Stadium, 6-1. New Hampshire knocked 11 hits for the second straight game. 

Despite jumping out to a 3-0 lead, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-18) lost to the Harrisburg Senators (18-12) at Delta Dental Stadium, 4-3, on Friday night. The Cats knocked 11 hits but went 3-for-10 on the night with runners in scoring position. 

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-17) fell to the Harrisburg Senators (17-12) Thursday at Delta Dental Stadium, 4-0. The Cats only managed three hits against four Harrisburg pitchers. 

After a two-hour delay, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (12-16) shut down the Harrisburg Senators (16-12) by a 4-0 final at Delta Dental Stadium on Wednesday. New Hampshire starter Devereaux Harrison tied a career high with eight strikeouts in his four scoreless innings. The Fisher Cats staff finished with 13 strikeouts against Harrisburg hitters. 

In a game that had five lead changes, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-16) fell to the Harrisburg Senators (16-11) Tuesday night at Delta Dental Stadium, 7-5. The Fisher Cats belted three home runs but were outdone in the hit column, 13-8. 

Lefty Trenton Wallace retired 18 of his 19 batters faced Saturday night, but the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-15) couldn’t rally behind their starter, as they fell 2-1 to the Somerset Patriots (12-14) at TD Bank Ballpark.

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (11-14) dropped a 4-3 decision to the Somerset Patriots (11-14) at TD Bank Ballpark Friday night. New Hampshire pitchers combined for 10 strikeouts in the loss but surrendered 10 walks.