MANCHESTER, N.H. – On Tuesday, the Manchester Office of Youth Services (OYS) kicked off its fifth annual Open Gym Summer
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-13, 33-50) dropped the final game of a six-game series to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (11-7, 46-38) at Delta Dental Stadium on Sunday, 3-2. The Fisher Cats were swept by Binghamton, who won its ninth straight game on Sunday.
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (3-12, 33-50) lost to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (10-6, 45-38) at Delta Dental Stadium, 4-0, on Saturday. Rumble Ponies starter Luis Moreno tossed seven scoreless innings and only allowed three hits.
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 (3-10, 33-48) were shut out Thursday by the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (8-6, 43-38) at Delta Dental Stadium, 4-0. Third baseman Ryan McCarty managed two of New Hampshire’s four hits. C.J. Van Eyk (L, 2-6) crossed the 80-pitch threshold for the second time this season.
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.
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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.
MANCHESTER, NH – At the end of Ron Shelton’s 1988 baseball movie classic “Bull Durham,” pitcher Ebby Calvin “Nuke” Laloosh—the organization’s