Fisher Cats fall to 4-8 on homestand after 3-2 loss
MANCHESTER – A strong outing from RHP Jackson Wentworth was not enough for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (23-19) who fell in Saturday’s contest to the Hartford Yard Goats at Delta Dental Stadium, 3-2. Wentworth allowed one run in five innings, struck out two batters and was robbed of a winning decision, thanks to two Hartford runs in the top of the ninth.
New Hampshire reliever Alex Amalfi (L, 1-4) tossed three scoreless innings out of the bullpen before running into trouble in the ninth. The Ashland, Massachusetts native allowed the game-tying home run to Yard Goats’ left fielder Conner Capel and a single to right fielder Zach Kokoska, who later scored. RHP Kelena Sauer did not give up a run in his second outing with New Hampshire.
Hartford’s Konner Eaton overcame a rough first inning to notch a quality start on Saturday. The lefty allowed six hits and issued four walks but only gave up two runs over six innings. Reliever Cade Denton (W, 2-3) pitched a perfect two innings and secured the win. Righty Carlos Torres (S, 2) allowed a ninth-inning base knock to pinch hitter Jay Harry but got left fielder Jackson Hornung to end the game.
The Fisher Cats are 4-8 during the two-week homestand.
New Hampshire struck first on Saturday. With runners at second and third, first baseman Sean Keys laced a two-run single and put the Cats ahead.
Hartford responded with a run in the second inning. Right fielder Zach Kokoska doubled. Kokoska advanced to third on a single from center fielder Braylen Wimmer and scored on a sacrifice fly from third baseman Dyan Jorge.
n the ninth, Capel (3) swatted a game-tying home run. Kokoska walked and stole second to end Amalfi’s day, and following a pitching change, second baseman GJ Hill ripped an RBI single which gave Hartford the 3-2 lead.
The Fisher Cats and Yard Goats conclude their six-game series on Sunday, May 24, with a 1:05 PM first pitch time from Delta Dental Stadium. Fisher Cats RHP Chris McElvain (3-0, 3.25 ERA) is scheduled to go against Rockies rehabber Ryan Feltner, who will be making his second start of the week.


