The Falmouth Commodores are of two minds. In 2005, the team was represented by a bold, red scripted “F” against a black background. In 2006, the Commodores sported a scripted “FC” in two-tone white-top with burgundy bill.
Last season, team management told me they were going back to the solo “F,” and the Commodores [...]

As the Cape’s opening day draws nearer, so does Team USA’s recruitment of top Cape talent. The Charleston, SC. Post and Courrier reported yesterday that CCBL MVP Justin Smoak of the South Carolina Gamecocks will play for Team USA, not the Cape this summer.
Smoak is quoted as saying “the Cape was great, but I [...]

SEATTLE — I caught two USC Trojan games this weekend in their away stand with Washington. USC sophomore RHP Ryan Cook (Brewster), freshman infielder Grant Green (Y-D) and true freshman catcher/RHP Robert Stock (Cotuit) saw action this weekend. The Trojans took 2-out-of-3, losing Sunday’s matchup.
Cook went eight innings on Saturday and got [...]

Can any of our loyal readers attend the June 2nd invitation-only tryouts at Spillane Field in Wareham? I am planning to order CodBall t-shirts one of these days to reward special correspondents. That’s a lame way of saying you’ll get a t-shirt if you volunteer.
I’d love to have a first-hand report of who [...]

The “bat spat,” as The New York Times has dubbed it, is over a Staten Island, NY, city councilman’s effort to ban aluminum bats because he (and many others) feel they are unsafe. The New York Sun has written that aluminum bats may go the way of trans fats — banned by cities [...]