Fisher Cats can’t turn hits into runs against Yard Goats

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John Aiello
John Aiello. Photo/Ali Beaton

HARTFORD, Conn. – Despite twice as many hits as their adversaries, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats couldn’t pull out a win on Friday night, falling 2-1 to the Hartford Yard Goats.

New Hampshire’s only run came off a John Aiello line drive single that brought Davis Schneider across the plate. That run was bookended by Hartford home runs by Kyle Datres and Hunter Stovall.

Ricky Tiedemann didn’t allow a hit and gave up just one walk in his three-inning start, and Luis Quinones gave up only five hits over the rest of the contest. Quinones is now 0-5 for 2022, with his last win coming almost a year ago (Aug. 24, 2021).

At the plate, Schneider went 4-for-5 from the leadoff plate, with Aiello, Phil Clarke and Zac Cook each adding two hits apiece.

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