New Hampshire has 4 Minor League Sports Teams.

New Hampshire Fisher Cats

The Fisher Cats, the Double-A Eastern League affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, is New Hampshire's only Major League Affiliated baseball team. MerchantsAuto.com Stadium offers a dramatic view of both the Merrimack River and the downtown Manchester skyline.

Nashua Pride

Since the Nashua Pride brought professional baseball back to New Hampshire in 1998, more than 150 players have stepped onto the field at Historic Holman Stadium. This includes five men who have returned to the major leagues (Milt Cuyler, Joe Grahe, Felix Jose, Curtis Pride, and Mitch Meluskey), as well as two who went on to make their big league debuts after leaving town (James Lofton and Brendan Donnelly).

Manchester Monarchs

The Manchester Monarchs is the primary American Hockey League affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings. Home games are at the Verizon Wireless Arena on Elm Street in Manchester.

Manchester Wolves

The Manchester Wolves is a professional arena football team, based at the Verizon Wireless Arena in Manchester. The Wolves play in the East Division of the American Conference of the af2 league, which is the minor league of the Arena Football League.

The state also has a number of other professional and Collegiate leagues.

Concord - Concord Quarry Dogs NECBL Baseball

Hudson - NH Phantoms Professional Soccer

Keene - Keene Swampbats  - NECBL Baseball