Jun
30
Notes From Around the League
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As mentioned yesterday, Texas’ Chance Ruffin has been dropped from Cotuit’s roster. Now Ruffin’s Longhorn teammate, freshman phenom RHP Taylor Jungmann, has been released by Wareham. The Gatemen have also released Arkansas outfielder Jarrod McKinney. Those moves have allowed Wareham to add Bourne native Keith Bilodeau (RHP; Maine) and Bruce Kern (RHP; St. John’s) to the full-time roster.
As expected, there [...]
Jun
29
Gov. Richardson: Coming to a Cape League Field?
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Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a candidate for president and former Cape League pitcher, is said to be headed to the Cape for vacation this week. Can a CodBall reader send us a photo or report if you see him?
Here is today’s AP story:
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) – Gov. Bill Richardson is heading to [...]
Jun
29
A Few Observations
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Much of the early focus has been on Chatham’s 9-1 start to the season. However, with a doubleheader sweep of Falmouth, the Y-D Red Sox have now won four in a row and sit just two points behind Chatham. The Red Sox streak has coincided with the Anglers dropping three straight. Chatham has scored just two runs in those [...]
Jun
26
Rain-outs lead to CCBL policy changes
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The long stretch of rain on the Cape which has led to many rain-outs this season forced league commissioner Paul Galop last night to issue a series of policy changes designed to balance player health with the need to get games and the playoffs completed within a reasonable time.
Rather than try to interpret and analyze [...]
Jun
26
Streaking Anglers Knock Off Gatemen
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The Chatham Anglers continued their winning ways last night with a 10 inning, 6-4 win over the Wareham Gatemen.
In their 9-1 start to the season, the Anglers have found many different ways to win. Late-game heroics powered Chatham to a 10-7 win over Orleans in a game in which they trailed 7-1 in the seventh inning. In [...]




