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Tonight we sit down and talk to Wyatt Henseler about his time at Penn. We discuss the learning curve that can occur in the Cape League. We end the episode talking about this seasons expectations for the Texas A&M Squad.

Today, we're going to preview the college baseball season with former Northeastern University and Cape League pitcher Jordy Allard. Allard's career accomplishments include: Former Gatorade Vermont HS Player of the Year Started college career at SNHU  Transferred to Babson, where he earned 2021 New England Pitcher of the Year Transferred to Northeastern, where he posted a 2.16 ERA over 50 innings in 2022. Earned Cape League's Top New England Prospect Award in 2022 with Hyannis Harbor Hawks Finished career last spring in an injury-plagued final season at Northeastern

Why did Cy Young candidate Zac Gallen critique his last start, despite another elite result against the division rival Padres? The D'Backs hurler takes us inside his outing and what stats he values to keep improving.We start with a look at the viral Cape Cod League championship tension from a pimped homer and then carry that right into our convo with Gallen, who played in the Cape League for Chatham.Gallen also praises the Paul Sewald addition for Arizona and points out why it's making an instant impact off the field too.Watch FT's cuts of the week--Shady Rays are giving out their best deal of the season. Go to shadyrays.com and use code FOUL for 50% off 2+ pairs of polarized sunglasses. Try for yourself the shades rated 5 stars by over 250,000 people.

Why did Cy Young candidate Zac Gallen critique his last start, despite another elite result against the division rival Padres? The D'Backs hurler takes us inside his outing and what stats he values to keep improving. We start with a look at the viral Cape Cod League championship tension from a pimped homer and then carry that right into our convo with Gallen, who played in the Cape League for Chatham. Gallen also praises the Paul Sewald addition for Arizona and points out why it's making an instant impact off the field too. Watch FT's cuts of the week -- Shady Rays are giving out their best deal of the season. Go to shadyrays.com and use code FOUL for 50% off 2+ pairs of polarized sunglasses. Try for yourself the shades rated 5 stars by over 250,000 people. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wake Forest head coach Tom Walter joined us on draft night to back up why he predicts Rhett Lowder and Brock Wilken will rise fast up to the Bigs. Walter tells us who the next draft gems out of Wake will be, reflects on the thrilling pitcher's duel vs LSU and why are pro pitchers flocking to the pitching lab?Stephen Schoch, a true college baseball and Dippin Dots enthusiast (iykyk) dissects the first day of draft selections. Big Donkey spills the beans on his memorable draft night experience at a bar in Walker Jenkins' hometown. He describes the joys of summer ball & teases the prospect of vlogging his trip to the Cape League this summer.FT anywhere you want--Download the Gametime app, create an account and redeem code FTLIVE for $20 off your first purchase! Terms apply. Last minute tickets. Lowest price. GUARANTEED.

Wake Forest head coach Tom Walter joined us on draft night to back up why he predicts Rhett Lowder and Brock Wilken will rise fast up to the Bigs. Walter tells us who the next draft gems out of Wake will be, reflects on the thrilling pitcher's duel vs LSU and why are pro pitchers flocking to the pitching lab? Stephen Schoch, a true college baseball and Dippin Dots enthusiast (iykyk) dissects the first day of draft selections. Big Donkey spills the beans on his memorable draft night experience at a bar in Walker Jenkins' hometown. He describes the joys of summer ball & teases the prospect of vlogging his trip to the Cape League this summer. FT anywhere you want -- Download the Gametime app, create an account and redeem code FTLIVE for $20 off your first purchase! Terms apply. Last minute tickets. Lowest price. GUARANTEED. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(00:00) Fred, Rich, and Wallach listen to a bizarre interview with a Cape Cod League coach. (17:17) The guys reminisce on some childhood video games. (37:09) Fred and Rich think that the Sumner Tunnel is a complete mess.   CONNECT WITH TOUCHER & RICH: Twitter: @Toucherandrich | @FredToucher | @KenGriffeyrules  Instagram: @toucherandrichofficial | @fredtoucher Facebook: Toucher & Rich Twitch: TheSportsHub Visit the Toucher & Rich page on 985thesportshub.com. Follow Boston's home for sports on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram!

The Cape Cod Baseball League celebrates its 100-year anniversary in 2023 and the new season features a number of notable changes to league operations. Aside from centenary celebrations, the 2023 Cape League season introduces pace-of-play regulations, new extra inning rules and a video livestreaming partnership with D1Baseball.com.

On this week's episode of the Cape Cod Pod, hosts Geoff Pontes and Peter Flaherty discuss all the happenings of Week 1 in the Cape Cod Baseball League. They dive into Hyannis standouts Mike Sirota of Northeastern, Billy Amick and William & Mary's Ben Williamson. They break down recent Wake Forest transfer and early Cape League star Seaver King as well as Texas' Tanner Witt making his pre-draft debut.Our Sponsors:* Check out Factor 75 and use my code ba2022pod50 for a great deal: https://www.factor75.com/* Check out Indeed and use my code BASEBALLAMERICA for a great deal: https://www.indeed.com/ Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Birds are rolling at 18-5 with three ACC series wins. BC baseball catcher Peter Burns joins the show to talk Birdball, Massachusetts high school baseball, the Cape League and more. Plus a recap of softball action as both team's have started their home slate at the Harrington Athletics Village. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

White wine and the National League! This week Sarah and Scotty Mo try their first Riesling - the 2019 Riesling from Fess Parker. They chat with the San Diego Padres' pre/post game radio host and Cape League broadcaster, Sam Levitt and discuss where they think each team in the NL West will land. Grab a glass and join them along the foul vine, where everything wine and baseball is in fair territory. https://twitter.com/thefoulvine https://www.instagram.com/thefoulvine/ Sound Effect from Pixabay  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foul-vine/message

This week Chris does a solo show with Evan Sleight from Rutgers talking to him about his up and down journey through college baseball, his unforgettable summer in the Cape League, and his NIL deal with Big League Chew. Enjoy! Host: Chris Colabello Guest: Evan Sleight Producer: Patrick McDonnell Send us your topics! Email pickle@pelotero.com Or tag @PeloteroPickle on twitter

On this episode, we are joined by Boston College junior outfield Travis Honeyman. Travis discussed his experience playing in the Cape Cod Baseball League, thoughts on his breakout sophomore season and his expectations for his junior season at BC.

Tune in with host, Emma Carman and guest, Geoff Pontes to hear about his connections to the Cape League. Pontes is a prospect writer and podcast host for Baseball America who shares his stories about growing up on Cape and how he got to where he is now!

On June 22, 2021, Texas pitcher Tanner Witt hurled 5 2/3 scoreless innings in a win-or-go-home game against Tennessee in the College World Series. Witt joined the show to break down his Omaha experience, growing up in a baseball household, his relationship with the Cruz family, pitching for the Chatham Anglers in the Cape League, an update after undergoing Tommy John surgery, and more! Hear Witt's story in his own words on today's episode.

In the first-ever episode of the D1 Players Society Podcast, our host Wes Burton welcomes Texas shortstop Trey Faltine to the show.

Monmouth baseball ace pitcher Trey Dombroski is the guest, covering the Cape League, playing at MU with his brother, keeping his focus and more.

After over a year of waiting, Pat Light is here to make his Gone Bridge debut! With Pat we discuss how he ended up coming on the show, some recent controversy on his own podcast, his story through the Red Sox system, his two games pitching for the Red Sox, striking out Mike Trout, getting traded back to the team that originally drafted him, how bad the true conditions of the minor leagues are, his media career, his bars, Eli Manning making an appearance at his bar, the correct way to wear a quarter zip, his time in the Cape League and a funny Kris Bryant Story, how he's enjoyed his time on Section 10, how he got the gig on the show this past fall, and a whole lot more! After the interview with Pat the boys discuss how stupid the LA Angels name is, how good we've gotten at talking about non sense, Klosen loving the lack of truck day this year, some questions from Matt and Jess and a whole lot more! Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @gonebridgepodcast and Twitter @gonebridge, and we'll be back next week with Episode 73! 

This year’s Dave Keilitz Ethics in Coaching Award winner is Wake Forest head coach, Tom Walter. Walter is entering his 13th season at Wake. Walter is one of the best we have in the game on developing players. In the last 9 seasons, Wake Forest has had 34 players improve their draft stock from high school. 27 of those players were not drafted out of high school. Walter’s path has taken him all over the baseball industry. He has spent time at George Washington, the University of New Orelans, Wake Forest, the Cape League and was assistant GM of the Greensboro Bats. Walter and Kevin Jordan were the 2021 recipients of the Stuart Scott Enspire Award. You can dive more into their non-profit Get In The Game at getinthegame.org. This is a great episode on servant leadership and finding ways to give back. We also dive into player development, coaching at high academic institutions, similarities in dealing with Katrina & Covid and other life lessons learned on his journey. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more. This episode is also brought to you by Marc Pro. That is M A R C Pro. Personally I used it as a coach for my ragged out BP arm and legs after a tough workout. We saw huge benefits with our pitchers and position players in decreased soreness and recovery time. It is an amazing machine that speeds up the recovery process by getting blood flow back to areas that need it. It is durable and cost effective. The Marc Pro needs to be a tool in your peak performance tool kit. I can’t recommend it enough. Hit me up if you have any questions. Order now on Marcpro.com and use the promo code ABCA to get 10% off.

Welcome back to Jonah Asks. Meet Chris. A husband and father. A baseball and math enthusiast. A data scientist. Chris is an introvert. A friend of a close friend for many years, it was fun getting to know him better. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jonahasks0:03Cape Cod BaseballQ. How did you get involved with scorekeeping in the Cape League? My dad became the general manager of the Chatham Anglers, now the Chatham A's. When I was in high school, he found a summer job for me. I learned how to do the official scoring.On future major leaguers staying at Chris' house while playing Cape League:"These guys have a connection. It's the last time before baseball gets serious. I think everyone has pretty fond memories of it. Getting a taste of what it's like--they play every day--but not quite as much pressure as it is once you start getting paid for it."0:10College ExperiencesFirst attending Harvey Mudd in Southern California, then transferring to Bowdoin, in Maine. "Sports Were a Big Part of My Identity""Harvey Mudd, the freshman year is very rigorous. It's all pass/fail because they anticipate you're not used to the workload." Before college, Chris attended boarding school. Prep school was entirely structured. Only Sunday afternoon was your time. At Groton (prep school) sports was a requirement.Chris joins the track team and learns the high jump. Jonah somehow confuses high jump with pole vault0:22FamilyChris was in junior high when they divorced. He doesn't have specific memories of the divorce. It just happened. His mom moved to Maine. Chris visited his friend Mike in 9th grade. Part of the motivation to transfer to prep school was math. He was running out of classes at the local public high school. 0:30Data Science "Basically I do fancy counting and then tell people about it."Chris is a data scientist in the Bay Area. He's worked for several companies. He works in order to make money so he can spend time with his family and do the things he enjoys, like play sports and score baseball. "Any app that you use is doing an experiment on you at all times and you don't know about it and someone like me is crunching the numbers in the background."0:36Baseball Scorekeeping--From Cape League to Oakland and SFThe Cape League All-Star Game was at Fenway Park. Chris got to score the game at Fenway. He started to think about how to get involved in MLB scoring. He read a book and contacted the author. He got a lucky break. Since 2013, Chris has scored MLB games in Oakland and San Francisco.Strange scenarios:The Giants batted out of order because the lineup card was off."Pablo Sandoval got charged with grounding out to the catcher despite never coming to the plate."0:47Analytics in Baseball and Opening Doors (warning: for baseball obsessives)We discuss shifting, stolen bases, walks, strikeouts, and home-runs and how data plays into the changes in baseball. Chris would like to help open the doors for more people of color in baseball analytics and create more opportunities.0:56FatherhoodWatching our daughters become more autonomous. Learning how to maintain patience through meltdowns.1:00Trust  We discuss trust in parenting and relationships in general. 1:07Attention and Technology How We Use the PhoneHow we use phones and how we pay attention and communicate. Jonah has no idea how Chris feels about the avalanche of baseball-related texts he's been sending. ResourcesMapping Stem Inequality -- Unicefhttps://www.unicef.org/globalinsight/stories/mapping-gender-equality-stem-school-workFive Great STEM Non-ProfitsKhan AcademyCode.orgScratch AcademyRevolution RoboticsGirls Who Codehttps://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2019/07/23/five-nonprofits-driving-a-revolution-in-stem-educationSupportTo support Jonah Asks, please share episodes, subscribe, or donate directly via Buy Me a Coffee https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jonahasksContact me at jonahasks at the g mail 

#14: Seattle Mariners MLB player, Donnie Walton, has reached the highest level of his profession. However, what many people don't see is the hours of hard work, sacrifice, disappointment, and determination it takes to get to that level. In this show, Donnie shares the experiences and lessons he has learned on his journey. At an early age, with the guidance of his parents, he adopted an ALL IN mentality. No matter what it was, his parents encouraged him to take that approach in everything he did.  He talks about the moment he realized he had to make some sacrifices and do things differently if he wanted to really achieve his goals and dreams. He talks through some of his experiences: playing at Oklahoma State, playing under his dad, facing adversity and disappointment in his first year at the premier college baseball Cape Cod League, winning the Cape League and being named MVP the following year,  playing in the College World Series, life in the minor leagues and now major leagues, along with much more!A few takeaways:- Control what you can control- Don't be afraid to ask questions- Pay attention and learn from others- Be where your feet are and enjoy the process- Have an All In mentality and put in the work - If you really want something be willing to make the necessary sacrifices- Have a routineDonnie will show you through his own experiences and lessons on what it takes to achieve your dreams and goals! Enjoy the show!

The first episode of “Next Up To The Mic” features Sam Neidermann, one of the voices of Stony Brook University Athletics on Long Island, New York. Sam's six-year broadcasting adventure calling some of the country's premier amateur sports has explored the Hoosier State, back roads of the US southeast, Cape Cod and now Long Island. He currently calls Stony Brook baseball, softball, and lacrosse on America East TV. Neidermann is the former voice of Indiana University Softball and the Cape League's Cotuit Kettleers. In 2019, he described Cotuit's championship season and called the Cape League All-Star Game on NPR-affiliate, WCAI. For two years, Sam called high school sports for the 47-year old radio tradition at Alexander Broadcasting in historic Selma, Alabama. At age 19, he worked with hall of fame play-by-player Eli Gold, anchoring studio intermission coverage for the Birmingham Bulls in their return to pro hockey in 2017-2018. Sam first hit the air in December 2014 at Fishers High School on the Fishers Sports Network, a streaming network he helped launch with close friends and supportive faculty. A yogi, avid Cracker Barrel fan (with visits to over 30 different locations - latest stop: Bensalem, Pa.), and proud Hoosier, Sam graduated with a B.A. in Media from Indiana University. For more of Sam's work, visit his website, samneidermann.com, and follow him on Twitter, @SamNeidermann. "Next Up To The Mic" is hosted and produced by Max Kelton and Sam Brief.

Coach takes us to the origins of the two small market teams vying for this year's NBA Championship. Also, Coach and Tone see a Cape League game. This one is LIVE!

In the twenty third episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Ethan Kagno, who has been an intern for the league for a year and will continue for the 2021 season. The Cape League and its Communities podcast will go through re-brand before the 2021 season and Kagno will be the host taking over. In this episode Kagno shares his experience over the past year, what he looks forward to in the next season, and his favorite projects he has completed over the past year. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Brandon is not here for today's episode, so it was LJ and Taylor Viles (writer for the Cape League) breaking down all the games from 5/1. Taylor (https://twitter.com/Tviles88)Bellyup Sports (https://twitter.com/BellyUpSports)Bellyup Podcasts (https://twitter.com/BellyUpPodcasts)Official Podcast Twitter (https://twitter.com/MLBDailyPod)Brandon (https://twitter.com/brandon_karam)LJ (https://twitter.com/LJ_VP_LaFiura)

In the twenty second episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Damon Iannelli, who is a scout for the Colorado Rockies since 1995. Iannelli visits Cape Cod every summer to recruit collegiate athletes who are playing for the Cape Cod Baseball League. Iannelli shares his two week experience on the Cape, what area he scouts in while visiting, the atmosphere of summer baseball on the Cape and as a scout, and explains the scouting process. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the twenty first episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Jared DeSantolo, a former Hyannis Harbor Hawk during the summer of 2019. DeSantolo ended the summer batting over .300 and shares the memory of the final game of the summer at YD, where he hit a homerun and double to get his average over .300. DeSantolo also shares his experience at Fenway Park for training day, the 2019 All-Star Game, and the amazing host family he had that made him feel right at home. DeSantolo currently goes to Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and his 2021 season is underway. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the twentieth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Hayden Cantrelle, a former Falmouth Commodores during the summers of 2018 and 2019. Cantrelle went to Louisiana Lafayette for three years before being drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers organization. Cantrelle shares his experience playing baseball for two summers on the Cape, the 21 game stretch the Commodores had during 2019 that brought the team closer, their win streak that broke records, and advice he would give to aspiring athletes dreaming of the Cape League. He vlogged game day videos on his YouTube channel, @5guy. Check it out to see what a day in the life of a Cape League player is like! . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the nineteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with two women highly regarded by members of the Cape Cod Baseball League to celebrate International Women's Day that occurred last week. Carbone spoke with Mary Henderson, President of the Harwich Mariners as well as Sue Horton, General Manager of the Orleans Firebirds. Henderson and Horton share their journey over the past forty years with the league. The two describe the Cape League family, memories about a Barbara Ellswoth also referred to as “Mrs. E” who was a lifelong Cape League member and die hard baseball fan, and advice they would give to women entering the sports industry. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the eighteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Mac Lardner, who played on the Bourne Braves during the summer of 2019. Lardner is a left-handed pitcher who is now a part of the St. Louis Cardinals organization. Lardner shares about his time on the Cape during the regular season as well as playing for the 2019 All-Star Game, the difference between the West Coast and East Coast lifestyle, and what advice he would give to a collegiate player hoping to play on the Cape. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the seventh episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Katie Carey, who is on the board of directors for the Brewster Whitecaps. Carey is also a host parent and is in charge of the youth clinics. Carey has been affiliated with the Cape Cod Baseball League since she was eight years old. She started off as a bat girl, and now her own children are involved with the league as well. After 30+ years Carey shares memories she has made over the years, previous players her family has hosted, and her experience with the youth clinics. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Marcus Nidiffer has seen a lot of different types of baseball. On today's episode, he talks... * Facing aces and tough crowds every weekend in the SEC. * Life in the Cape Cod league. * Trying to stick as an undrafted free agent. * The pros and cons to playing Indy ball. * What makes a guy catch for 7 years in Indy ball. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In the sixteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Isaac Collins, who was a member of the 2018 Wareham Gatemen Championship team. Collins talks about what it meant to be a part of the 2018 Championship team, the strong bond that the Gatemen had that summer especially during the playoffs, the dream of seeing one of his plays in the outfield be played on Sports Center, and to be confident with your talent and have fun with it. Collins also expresses what he did on his off days with his teammates and the fast paced energy that the Cape provides. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Harvard grad, Noah Zavolas, joins the podcast and talks with Brad about his transformation from a bullpen arm to gaining the experience and knowledge on the mound to DOMINATE the Cape League, throw a no hitter, get drafted, and tear up the minor leagues.

In the fifteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks Alex Lumb. Lumb is the Assistant General Manager of the Harwich Mariners, and have been involved with the Mariners since 2007. Carbone chats with Lumb about his journey from beginning as a game day intern in 2007 to now. Lumb spent his summers on the Cape with his family for years and was hooked after his internship during college. 14 years later Lumb continues to work for the franchise while living in Maryland. Listen to hear about his journey and what keeps him coming back every summer. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the fourteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with Allbry Major. Major played on the Cape in 2018 and 2019. In 2018 Major played for the Brewster Whitecaps, and the following summer he played for the Cotuit Kettleers. Major shares his experience playing on the Cape, the learning outcomes from the different coaches and teammates, and his time playing for the 2019 Allstar Game. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Boston College Asst. John Murphy on playing days, Cape League success, time at Army & '21 BC roster by College Baseball 365

Longtime Red Sox fan Jen McCaffrey covers the team for The Athletic. She joins JD to talk about the beginnings of her career, which included stops in Philadelphia and Cape Cod, where she covered the legendary Cape League. Follow Jen on Twitter @jcmccaffrey

In the thirteenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with members of the Orleans Firebirds. Carbone chats with Firebirds President Bob O'Donnell and board member, host parent, host family manager, and youth clinic organizer, Nancy Nickerson. O'Donnell and Nickerson speak about their multiple decades with the Firebirds, the atmosphere of watching a game on the hill at Eldredge Park, and the experience of summer baseball in Orleans. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the twelfth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone speaks with two of the leagues interns. Carbone chats with Cape Cod Baseball League Social Media Coordinator Michael Lane and Senior Writer Taylor Viles. Carbone talks with the two about their involvement with the league, their motivation to work within the field of sports communication, lifelong memories of being a fan and the transition to being an intern, and advice they would give to individuals who are going to be interns for the 2021 season. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

For the eleventh episode of the Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone presents a holiday special. Listen to hear old players, coaches and Cape League board members share their favorite holiday traditions! Happy Holidays to all! . . . Music credit: Premium Beat

In the tenth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, Mikenzie Carbone speaks with members of the Cotuit Kettleers. Carbone chats with Cape Cod Baseball League Vice President and Kettleers Vice President Paul Logan, as well as Kettleers host parent, social media manger, assistant general manager of the team, and franchise board member Glenn Ware. Logan and Ware talk about the recent 2019 Kettleers Championship title, the experience that accomplishment brought to the franchise, as well as past player talk, and the community experience that being involved brings to their lives. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the ninth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, host Mikenzie Carbone spoke with members of the Chatham Anglers. Carbone chats with Anglers President and host parent Steve West, and host parent, host family coordinator, and Anglers board member Sue Thomas. West and Thomas speak about their involvement over the past decade. Thomas mentions multiple Cape League Alumni that she once hosted that are now MLB players, especially Spencer Torkelson who was selected first overall by the Tigers organization in the 2020 MLB draft. Overall, West and Thomas express their experience, the community atmosphere, and memories they cherish with the Cape League. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the eighth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with Lou Merloni, a former MLB player and Cape Cod Baseball League alumni and Hall of Fame member. Merloni and I spoke about his journey with baseball; from Providence College to two summers playing Cape ball, and finishing with the minor and major leagues. Merloni also adds advice he would give to college athletes potentially playing on the Cape for the 2021 season and a fond memory that comes to mind when he thinks of his time on the Cape. . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

To kick off our media members season of The Cape League Podcast, we are joined by Jen McCaffrey. Jen started her career as a sports reporter for the Cape Cod times covering the Cape League, and now covers the Boston Red Sox for The Athletic. We discuss her move to the Athletic, and the her favorite story she got to write.

In the seventh episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with Yarmouth-Dennis (Y-D) Red Sox President, Jim DeMaria and host coordinator and parent, Jeanne Hisey. DeMaria and Hisney are newer to the Y-D organization and speak about their goals and growth over the past few years. DeMaria and Hisney express the importance of marketing, communicating, and enjoying the traditions and entertainment that baseball offers. . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the sixth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with Hyannis Harbor Hawks President, Brad Pfeifer and host parent, Kasey Doyle. Pfeifer has been involved with the Cape Cod Baseball League for over 20 years, and Doyle is going into her fifth year as a host parent. We discuss the history of the osprey nest at McKeon Park and the establishment of the mascot, what it is like to bring strangers into your home for the summer who quickly become family, the community atmosphere, and stories about former Harbor Hawk players. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the fifth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with John Schiffner who is the longest reigned coach for the Cape Cod Baseball League. Schiffner has now retired, but coached baseball for 42 years. Schiffner played on the Cape, at the professional level, and was a scout for the Montreal Expos. Schiffner coached the Chatham Anglers organization as assistant coach from 1978-1982, returned in 1990 as the Anglers third base coach, and was named manager in 1993 until the announcement of his retirement in the summer of 2017. Listen to hear his experience, the overall experience on the Cape, stories of multiple players that he coached, and the different levels of game from college, to the CCBL, and professional ball. . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the fourth episode of The Cape League and its Communities podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with Kevin FitzGerald and Chris Fitzgerald. Chris is the general manager of the Commodores, on the executive board for the Commodores, and a part of the Cape Cod Baseball League executive board. Kevin is a former host parent, and a life long fan. We discuss memories, the Cape community atmosphere, and their involvement with the Commodores. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Our next guest in our ABCA Podcast Hall of Fame Series is Don Sneddon, the all-time winningest coach in California Community College history with 1072 victories. Sneddon played for Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido and spent 32 years as head coach at Santa Ana College. He also has coaching experience on the pro side with the Colorado Rockies and in the Cape Cod Baseball League. He was an assistant for Jerry Weinstein with the Wareham Gateman in 2016 and 2017 before moving up to manager in 2018 and leading them to the Cape League title. Sneddon is a 42-year continuous ABCA member and is a 2015 California Community College Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Inductee. Sneddon was one of the first coaches to work with Ken Ravizza and was a teacher the entire time he was coaching at Santa Ana. We dive into how he blended the classroom and the baseball field and how he used breathing techniques to help future firefighters and police officers.

Our next guest in our ABCA Podcast Hall of Fame Series is Don Sneddon, the all-time winningest coach in California Community College history with 1072 victories. Sneddon played for Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido and spent 32 years as head coach at Santa Ana College. He also has coaching experience on the pro side with the Colorado Rockies and in the Cape Cod Baseball League. He was an assistant for Jerry Weinstein with the Wareham Gateman in 2016 and 2017 before moving up to manager in 2018 and leading them to the Cape League title. Sneddon is a 42-year continuous ABCA member and is a 2015 California Community College Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Inductee. Sneddon was one of the first coaches to work with Ken Ravizza and was a teacher the entire time he was coaching at Santa Ana. We dive into how he blended the classroom and the baseball field and how he used breathing techniques to help future firefighters and police officers.

Our next guest in our ABCA Podcast Hall of Fame Series is Don Sneddon, the all-time winningest coach in California Community College history with 1072 victories. Sneddon played for Wally Kincaid, Dave Snow and Augie Garrido and spent 32 years as head coach at Santa Ana College. He also has coaching experience on the pro side with the Colorado Rockies and in the Cape Cod Baseball League. He was an assistant for Jerry Weinstein with the Wareham Gateman in 2016 and 2017 before moving up to manager in 2018 and leading them to the Cape League title. Sneddon is a 42-year continuous ABCA member and is a 2015 California Community College Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Inductee. Sneddon was one of the first coaches to work with Ken Ravizza and was a teacher the entire time he was coaching at Santa Ana. We dive into how he blended the classroom and the baseball field and how he used breathing techniques to help future firefighters and police officers.

In the third episode of "The Cape League and its Communities" podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I spoke with host parents of the Bourne Braves, Dave and Colleen Iava, as well as host parent and Braves President, Nicole Norkevicius. We chatted about the entertaining aspects of being a host family to a stranger that becomes a part of your family, and the logistics of the Braves organization. The Iava's speak about when they hosted Peter Alonso, who is now a member of the Mets, and Chad Green, who is now a member of the Yankees.

In the second episode of "The Cape League and its Communities" podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I speak with Paula Tufts and Mike Peters who are two members of the Wareham Gatemen organization. We touch upon what their jobs entail, what it is like to be a host family, Cape League memories, and the internship and host family opportunities with the Gatemen. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

In the first episode of "The Cape League and its Communities" podcast, hosted by Mikenzie Carbone, I speak with the leagues President Chuck Sturtevant, and Commissioner Eric Zmuda. We touch upon what their jobs entail during the off season, how COVID-19 has affected the league, a light hearted conversation about their favorite memories, and being a part of a family oriented organization. . . . Music credit: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3787-funk-game-loop

Ryan Kreidler, a minor league shortstop for the Detroit Tigers, joins Ian to discuss all things baseball including what it's like being part of the Tigers' organization, his time at UCLA, and playing in the Cape League.

We are joined today by a former Cape League Intern Zac Vierra. Zac started his career with the Cape League and has worked his way through the game of baseball and is now the Senior Coordinator of New Media and Twitter for the MLB.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Justin Seager. He sits down with us to discuss BlastMotion, a sponsor and partner of the Cape League and the work they are doing with swing data and analytics. Justin was drafted by Seattle Mariners, has 2 brothers who still play in the MLB and has ties to the Cape League

Brendan White, a right-handed pitcher in the Detroit Tigers' minor league system, joins Ian to discuss the state of baseball, his love for the game, playing for Siena College, his time in the Cape League, and more.

This week former Harbor Hawks Broadcaster Brendan Howe joins the show to talk about his new gig with the Acadiana Cane Cutters, a summer ball team in the Texas Collegiate League, and what life was like after the Cape League cancelled its season.  We also talk about the pros and the likelihood well have Major League Baseball this year.

Its the start of season 3!  The Cape League may have been cancelled for the 2020 season but baseball has not been and neither has this show!  Our Analytics expert Nick Fichtner joins the show to break down the 2020 Major League Baseball draft, tells us what he expects from the 2020 MLB season and talks to us about his new project the Launch Angle.    You can find Nick's writing and subscribe to his site at www.launchbaseball.org

Joe and Ryan talked to Northeastern University Mental Game Consultant and lifelong Kettleers fan Dr. Adam Naylor about Cape League baseball, sports psychology, and mental health.

Were Back!  Season 3 is coming your way on June 13th!  The Coronavirus may have cancelled the 2020 Cape League season but were still here and well be talking to all our friends from the past and meeting some new ones along the way.  Join us for season 3 of Birds the Word!

We talk about how Korea baseball is electric. Swole Daddy is our new king. We have committed our lives--and more importantly our brands--to our beloved NC Dinos. We broke down some all-time Cape League teams; which team has the best alumni? We also made fun of Tim for being a SCHOLAR and getting an EDUCATION like a NERD. Then, some breaking news came our way. It was a roller coaster of an episode. Come join Dino Nation and follow us on Twitter; @skg_18, @FitzyMoPena, and @timdurgin9 Opening song is "Baseball" by Hippo Campus, closing song is "Walk the Dinosaur" by Was (Not Was)

Sydney Malone, Administrator in Amateur Scouting for the Tampa Bay Rays, joins Ian to discuss how she fell in love with sports, how the team is handling operations right now, how she ended up in Tampa/the Rays' front office culture, Chaim Bloom, if we will see baseball in 2020, and her time in the Cape League.

We sit down with former Falmouth Commodore and World Series Champion as a member of the St Louis Cardinals, Mark Hamilton. We discuss all things Cape League, as well as his unique life after Baseball which has led him to be on the front lines of the coronavirus battle.

Tonight on Who's On First, "Big D" interviews a long time friend, and High A catching coach for the Dunedin Blue Jay's, George Carroll. It is awesome when someone is passionate about their job, and you can tell George loves what he does, and loves the game of baseball. From his playing days in the Cape League, to catching the 2013 Home-Run Derby at CitiField. They cover it all, even some pretty cool baseball stories along the way. Cant wait to have George back, and get his unique perspective on the beautiful game of Baseball! You can follow George on Instagram @Gcarro20, Go ahead and show him some love. Follow us on Instagram @GameOnSportsPodcast Follow us on Twitter @GameOnEveryone Youtube Channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-kR6dp4mEdBgDfXJ1j02Zg?view_as=subscriber Give us a shout! If you have any questions, hit us up on our Facebook Page @GameOnEvery1 or Game On: A Sports Podcast for Everyone. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gameonsportspodcast/message

Matt and Aria recap the Cape League championship series on the final episode of Cape League Corner! The Cotuit Kettleers have won it all again (spoiler!), and manager Mike Roberts and playoff MVP Casey Schmitt both give their thoughts on a championship season.

Harwich faces Cotuit for the Cape League championship, and Matt and Aria break down both teams on the penultimate episode of this season of Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Cape League president Chuck Sturtevant and senior deputy commissioner Sol Yas, and some final thoughts from Aria on her summer covering the league.

Aria and Matt break down the first round of the playoffs on the latest Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Yarmouth-Dennis’ Noah Campbell and longtime Brewster announcer Jim Nowak!

One week remains in the regular season, and Matt and Aria discuss which teams are in the playoffs and which still have work to do on the latest Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Brewster power hitter Tyler Hardman and Falmouth intern Mike Murray. And what's behind Falmouth's winning streak?

Matt and Aria preview the Cape League All-Star Game on the latest episode of Cape Sports Now. Plus, interviews with Orleans general manager Sue Horton and Harwich outfielder Joey Wiemer, and a look at a couple past All-Star Game MVPs who've since had major league success.

Aria and Matt break down whether better pitching or hitting matters more in the Cape League this season on the latest Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Yarmouth-Dennis’ Austin Wells and Hyannis Harbor Hawks vice president and host parent Dan Johnson. 

Want to know what a day at a Cape League game is like? Well, Cape League Corner captured a game day start to finish at Yarmouth-Dennis' Red Wilson Field! Plus, Aria discusses which former Cape Leaguers are going to the MLB All-Star Game, and an interview with former Cotuit Kettleer Luke Chevalier!

The rain isn’t going away, and Matt and Aria discuss its implications on the latest Cape League Corner! Plus, the rise of Chatham and Cotuit, an interview with Orleans’ Max Troiani, and a day at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox!

The Cape League Corner podcast this week includes a breakdown of division leaders Brewster and Wareham, plus the rough start by Hyannis. Podcast hosts Matt Goisman and Aria Gerson also have conversations with Christopher Holcomb, a Cotuit pitcher and Marstons Mills native, and seven-year Cape League umpire Mike Finn. Listen to the new episode:

Casey Schmitt can't stop throwing his bat. Oraj Anu got drafted by the Red Sox, but is spending the summer hitting bombs for Cotuit. His story of growing up in the Bahamas and his massive build. A collision at first base, a wild game against Harwich and untied shoelaces that were unable to stop a game-winning run in the opener. Cotuit is 4-2-1.This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Cape League Corner previews all 10 teams in its latest episode! Matt and Aria discuss how each team did last year, who's back and who's new, plus an interview with Jerry Weinstein, manager of the defending champion Wareham Gatemen!

Cape League Corner returns for Season 3! Matt Goisman introduces new co-host Aria Gerson, plus an interview with new Cape League commissioner Eric Zmuda!

Cape League Managers Talk About ASU's Hunter Bishop by College Baseball 365

Florida's Austin Langworthy and plenty of others are headliners as David Seifert ranks the top center fielders at the Cape League this past summer.

South Carolina's Noah Campbell had a big summer in the Cape League, highlighting David Seifert's batch of Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox scouting reports.

1995 AL MVP, 3-time All-Star, and Red Sox Hall of Famer Mo Vaughn joins us on the show today. We talk his new clothing line, how the Red Sox winning it all in 2004 made life so much better for all the alumni that came before that team, Mo loving everything about playing in Boston, how he's not worried about getting credit for being the last wave that led to the title in '04, where his "Hit Dog" nickname ranks with some of the best in baseball in the 90s, what it meant to be the last Sox player to wear No. 42, the tough decision to leave Boston for Anaheim after the 1998 season, his much-enjoyed time playing in the Cape League, how much he follows this current Sox team, hating social media, and David Ortiz comps he's gotten over the years. After the great interview with Mo we talk a wild event that almost happened on the podcast, give Kirk Minihane a shoutout, continue to discuss the greatest Triple-A player ever, how Rick Porcello is the United States champion, and close with your phenomenal Down in the DM questions. Enjoy!

The Wareham Gatemen are the 2018 Cape Cod Baseball League champions! Matt and Colin break down how they did it and talk to winning manager Don Sneddon and playoff MVP Austin Shenton on the final episode of Season 2 of Cape League Corner!

The first round of the Cape League playoffs were all sweeps, but one was quite the upset. Matt and Colin make their predictions on who'll compete in this weekend's championship on the final Friday episode of Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Wareham's Austin Shenton and league president Chuck Sturtevant.  

This week on the show we break down the final week of the Cape League regular season, talk about our favorite comeback story of the year (the Brewster Whitecaps), and prepare oursers for the Hawks first round playoff series against the Falmouth Commodores.  For the playoffs the show is moving to daily episodes! So make sure to subscribe today so you dont miss any bit of Harbor Hawk playoff action, game one is this Saturday at 6:00PM in Hyannis.  Make sure to like and follow our facebook page and send us any comments, feedback, or stories you would like to share with us.  You can contact us on the Facebook page or by emailing harrison.meyers@yahoo.com.

This week on the show we speak with four members of the 1978 Hyannis Mets who came back to town this week to celebrate the 40th anniversery of one fo the greatest Cape League seasons of all time.  We speak with pitcher Dennis Long, one of the reunion organizers Bob Greenwald, 1979 Cape League MVP Ron Perry, and the head coach of both the 1978 and 1979 teams, Cape League Hall of Famer Bob Schaefer.  Make sure to subscribe today, like our facebook page, and let us know if you have any stories we can tell on the podcast.  Feel free reach out to us at harrison.meyers@yahoo.com. 

The Cape League has wrapped its regular season, leading Matt and Colin to an extended Cape League Corner discussion of which teams have the best and worst chances to advance out of the first round of the playoffs! Plus, Colin sits down with Falmouth's Maverick Handley while Matt chats with Bill Walker, the 1957 Cape League batting champion and former member of the Nixon and Ford White Houses.

Matt and Colin debate which division has the edge in Sunday's All-Star Game in the latest episode of Cape League Corner! Plus, interviews with Yarmouth-Dennis athletic trainer Valerie Serijan and Wareham pitcher Ryan Garcia, and an Alumni Report on two first-round draft picks whose professional careers went in vastly different directions.

Yarmouth-Dennis is on a role, and Matt and Colin discuss the rise of the Red Sox on this week's episode of Cape League corner! Plus, Bourne Braves assistant coach Keith Bilodeau chats about his time growing up in Bourne, and 2018 Cape League Hall of Fame inductee Mark Sweeney makes a phone call from all the way in San Diego. 

6-Time Cape League Champion Manager Scott Pickler of the Y-D Red Sox on the '18 Roster by College Baseball 365

Cape League legend Barbara "Mrs. E" Ellsworth and former Cape League broadcaster Dan D'Uva, now with the Vegas Golden Knights, chat with Matt and Colin on this week's Cape League Corner. Plus, which teams were hit the hardest by Team USA's recent roster announcement?

Welcome to the first episode of Birds the Word!  I’m your host, Harrison Meyers, and Every Thursday until the end of the 2018 Cape League season, we’ll bring you everything Harbor Hawk.  Interviews with players and coaches, behind the scenes tours, and stories you may not have heard about.   Make sure you subscribe today so we don’t miss any of the action.  This week we hear the unknown stories of a broadcast intern, how the Hawks got to have the best record in the league, and who has the magic touch when it comes to calling walk offs.

Defending Cape League Champion ManagerJamie Shevchik of the Brewster Whitecaps on the 2018 Roster by College Baseball 365

Hosts Matt and Colin give you a preview of all 10 Cape League teams as the 2018 CCBL is underway on the second episode of Cape League Corner. 

Join us for season 2 of Cape League Corner, the definitive podcast covering the Cape Cod Baseball League. Cape Cod Times reporters Matt Goisman and Colin Hass-Hill have a special opening day episode featuring an interview with the commish Paul Galop, MLB draft talk and and get to know Colin! 

Logan Gilbert of Stetson and Ryan Rolison of Ole Miss talk about their respective 2017 seasons, 2018 summer as teammates on the Orleans Firebirds of The Cape Cod Baseball League, respective arsenal of pitches & strategic approach as starters along with development goals for the 2018 season in advance of the 2018 MLB draft

John gets together with Cape League characters and Civil War buffs Darin Weeks and Charles Condro. It gets downright nerdy for the first 45 or so minutes, then Darin steps aside and the normal foolishness begins with Charles. We cover the summer that was on Cape Cod. Great Civil War chatter...if you're into that sort of thing.