MANCHESTER, N.H. – The Toronto Blue Jays announced Friday that they have selected the contract of Davis Schneider, a former member of the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate. Schneider has a chance to make his Major League debut this weekend at Fenway Park against the Boston Red Sox.

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Reading, Pa. – The Toronto Blue Jays announced Saturday that infielder John Aiello has been promoted from the New Hampshire Fisher Cats to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons. Aiello, 25, led the team in batting average (.305), on-base percentage (.403), slugging percentage (.476), and OPS (.879) among players with 40 or

Reading, Pa. – The Toronto Blue Jays announced Thursday that infielder Davis Schneider has been promoted from the New Hampshire Fisher Cats to the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons. Schneider, 23, began the 2022 season with the High-A Vancouver Canadians. He was promoted to Double-A New Hampshire on June 25. In 46

MANCHESTER, N.H. – Zac Cook gave New Hampshire their record 145th home run of the season on Tuesday night at Delta Dental Stadium, but the Fisher Cats (21-31, 52-69) lost a 9-7 game to start their weeklong series with the Portland Sea Dogs (Boston Red Sox, 31-21, 61-60). With the

Bridgewater, N.J. – In a game of home run derby, the Somerset Patriots hit one more than the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, and won the opener of a six-game series 10-6 Tuesday night at TD Bank Ballpark. The Fisher Cats (19-27) opened

Hartford, Conn. – Ryan Gold crushed two homers and matched a career-high four hits on Wednesday night, carrying the Fisher Cats in their second straight victory. New Hampshire (18-23, 49-61) won, 13-10, over the Hartford Yard Goats (Colorado Rockies, 20-20, 63-46) at Dunkin Donuts Park. Gold finished 4-for-5 with six

Hartford, Conn. – Orelvis Martinez led the Fisher Cats back to winning ways on Tuesday night at Dunkin Donuts Park, as he had his fourth two-homer game of the season. New Hampshire (17-23, 48-61) got their first win in 10 days with a 5-1 victory over the Hartford Yard Goats

Binghamton, New York – New Hampshire found the power in a big way on Sunday afternoon at Binghamton, blasting four homers for the second time in the series. The Fisher Cats (13-14, 44-52) locked up a series win over the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (New York Mets, 7-19, 35-60) with a

Binghamton, New York – New York Mets No. 2 prospect Brett Baty had a career day against New Hampshire on Friday, spoiling the Fisher Cats bid at a third straight win. The Fisher Cats (11-14, 42-52) fell, 12-8, to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (New York Mets, 7-17, 35-58). Baty finished

Manchester, New Hampshire – Fans dawned Jedi shirts and waved glowsticks to celebrate Star Wars Night at Delta Dental Stadium on Saturday, and the Fisher Cats channeled The Force to beat Portland. Three home runs powered New Hampshire (8-12, 39-50) to a 5-3 victory over the Sea Dogs (Boston Red

Reading, Pennsylvania – After two straight shutout losses at the hands of the Reading Fightin Phils, New Hampshire bats showed up in a big way on Thursday night at FirstEnergy Stadium. The Fisher Cats (6-9, 37-47) totaled 16 hits in their 7-5 win over Reading (Philadelphia Phillies, 9-6, 38-46) to

Manchester, New Hampshire – Four homers for the Gatos Feroces de New Hampshire were not enough on Sunday afternoon. The New Hampshire bullpen cracked late, and the Gatos Feroces (5-7, 36-45) fell, 10-7, to Los Chivos de Hartford (Colorado Rockies, 6-6, 49-32) in the second celebration of Copa de la

Manchester, New Hampshire – Rafael Lantigua led the charge for New Hampshire on Friday night, going 3-for-3 with a double, two RBIs and a walk. The infielder played left field and looked more than comfortable, making a running catch by the wall in the sixth inning. After a close loss

Portland, Maine – Cam Eden had one of his best games of the season on Thursday night at Hadlock Field, going 2-for-4 with a solo homer and a diving catch in center field. His heroics fell far short, though, as the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (0-3, 31-41) lost, 15-4, to

HILLSBORO, OR – A one-sided beat down turned into an indigestion-inducing tightrope walk that ended with a position player getting the final out to secure a 10-7 win for the Vancouver Canadians in game three of their series with the Hillsboro Hops (Diamondbacks) at Ron Tonkin Field Thursday night. Leading

Hillsboro, OR (June 23, 2022) - Vancouver totaled 10 hits and 10 runs, with seven different players recording a hit on Thursday. Four of Hillsboro’s eight hits in the game were doubles (Vukovich, Roberts (2) and Bliss). Davis Schneider had 4 RBI and MacKenzie Mueller had three hits and recorded

VANCOUVER, BC – Minor League Baseball has recognized Vancouver Canadians utility man Davis Schneider as the Northwest League Player of the Week for June 6 to June 12. He is the sixth C’s player to earn the honor – the most in the circuit – and the third Canadians position

PASCO, WA – Davis Schneider’s career night powered the Vancouver Canadians to an 8-2 win over the Tri-City Dust Devils (Angels) on Tuesday at Gesa Stadium in Pasco. The Voorhees, NJ native matched a C’s single-game high with four hits; he homered and doubled thrice while claiming responsibility for five

VANCOUVER, BC – For the second time in as many days, the Vancouver Canadians walked off on the Tri-City Dust Devils (Angels) at Nat Bailey Stadium. After Zach Britton’s homer to start the ninth won Saturday’s game 3-2, it was a Davis Schneider lead-off double in the tenth that scored

SPOKANE, WA – In a series that already had a little bit of everything – great pitching, timely hitting, big innings, comebacks, defensive gems and miscues alike – game three of the season-opening set between the Vancouver Canadians and Spokane Indians (Rockies) on Sunday continued the trend as the C’s

SPOKANE, WA – Down early but not out, the Vancouver Canadians erased a four-run deficit with a crooked number in the seventh and snatched momentum back with two unanswered runs in the top of the tenth to beat the Spokane Indians (Rockies) 8-6 in 10 innings on Opening Night at

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