About Last Night: New Hampshire Fisher Cats, September 2, 2015
This season, when I’m on the road, I’ll be writing an on-the-spot blog post about each Minor League ballpark that I visit. Then, upon my presumed return home, I’ll provide the multifaceted blog coverage that you have come to know and, perhaps, love. Let’s get to it, lest it get to us!
2015 “On the Road” landing page — including complete itinerary — HERE!
September 2, 2015: Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, home of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays).
Opponent: Portland Sea Dogs, 6:35 p.m. start time
Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, from the outside:
Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, from within: The Hood Milk sign in left field used to be displayed at Fenway Park. The Hilton hotel offers rooms with a ballpark view, and also features an outdoor restaurant from which fans can watch the game.
Culinary Creation: Designated eater Mark Basnett, 12, enjoys a cheeseburger.
Ballpark Character: Chris Carpenter never pitched for the Fisher Cats, but he is a New Hampshire sports legend. Here, he gives a speech after having his #29 retired by the team.
At Random:
Your Groundbreaking and Subversive Ballpark Joke of the Day:
Your groundbreaking and subversive ballpark joke of the day, New Hampshire Fisher Cats https://t.co/mFn6DfAw1W
— Benjamin Hill (@bensbiz) September 3, 2015
Next up:
9/4: Portland Sea Dogs
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