New Hampshire Fisher Cats

The New Hampshire Fisher Cats are the Double-A affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, playing in the Eastern League at Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester, New Hampshire. The franchise relocated from New Haven, Connecticut, ahead of the 2004 season, bringing affiliated baseball to the Granite State for the first time. Named after the fisher cat, a predatory mammal native to New England's forests, the team won the Eastern League championship in its very first season, setting the tone for two decades of competitive baseball.

Delta Dental Stadium, which opened in 2005 after the team's inaugural season at historic Gill Stadium, has become a centerpiece of Manchester's downtown revival. The 6,500-seat ballpark has hosted some of the Blue Jays' most prized prospects on their way to Toronto, including Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Bo Bichette, Marcus Stroman, Kevin Pillar, and Nate Pearson. The Fisher Cats added Eastern League titles in 2011 and 2018, establishing themselves as one of the league's most decorated franchises.

The franchise was sold by longtime owner Art Solomon to Diamond Baseball Holdings in December 2023, ushering in a new ownership era while preserving the team's deep ties to the Manchester community. The Fisher Cats enter the 2026 season under new manager John Tamargo Jr., who led the FCL Blue Jays to their first Florida Complex League title in 2025 before being promoted to New Hampshire.