Fisher Cats Come Alive Late, Stun Aeros in Ninth

Manchester, NH—New Hampshire right fielder Brad Glenn emerged as the hero Wednesday night when he laced a run-scoring single to complete an improbable, five-run, ninth-inning comeback for the Fisher Cats in a 9-8 victory over the Akron Aeros at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.The Aeros (32-33) led 8-4, going to the home ninth inning, but the Fisher Cats sent nine batters to the plate and scored five times to claim the win. Prior to Wednesday, the Cats were 0-27, when trailing after eight innings.Glenn, a former star at the University of Arizona and 23rd round pick of the Blue Jays in 2009, lined a 1-1 pitch from Jose Flores (5-2) into left field to score A.J. Jimenez with the winning run. It was Glenn’s second hit of the game, and handed Flores his first blown save of the season in seven chances.Glenn’s hit was the final of five consecutive, two-out hits in the ninth for the Fisher Cats (32-34). After the first two batters reached to lead off the ninth, Aeros righthander Trey Haley r...