The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox awarded scholarships to six local students this summer to assist them in their collegiate studies, with the students honored at Y-D’s home game against the Harwich Mariners on June 18.
Despite starting the season 0-3-1, the Red Sox went 3-0-1 over their next four games once the bats got going. Through those first four games, the Red Sox put up just six runs. In the next four, they scored 22 times.
Every summer children from around the area attend clinics put on by all ten teams in the Cape League. These week-long clinics are designed so youth ages 5-18 can get a deeper understanding of the sport of baseball, teamwork, and sportsmanship, all while having fun along the way.
BOURNE– After a rainout against Falmouth, the first place in the east Red Sox traveled to the first place in the west Bourne Braves Saturday night. Y-D was hoping to make a statement against the Braves but fell short in a 10-3 loss. With the loss, the Red Sox are tied for first place in … Read more
By: PJ MCDONALD CHATHAM– Yarmouth-Dennis traveled to face off against Chatham on Tuesday night under the lights. The bats erupted for Y-D scoring five runs in the first inning that carried the Red Sox to a 6-3 win against the Anglers. The offense for Yarmouth-Dennis has started to make progress over the past week and … Read more
By: PJ MCDONALD What’s better on a beautiful Fourth of July day than watching a Cape League baseball game? The answer is nothing. Yarmouth-Dennis traveled to Hyannis to face off against the Harbor Hawks under the lights for a Fourth of July showdown. The Red Sox bounced back after a loss to Chatham on Friday … Read more
by Gabe Herz, Intern For the next installment of Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox alumni spotlight, I’ll be focusing on Nico Hoerner, a member of the 2017 Red Sox team. Following a subpar freshman year at Stanford which saw him hit just .254/.298/.311 across 54 games, Hoerner broke out in his sophomore year, slashing .304/.355/.397 in 58 … Read more
Austin Wells showed everyone why he was considered a top 3 prospect on the Cape, and one of the premier prospects in the 2020 MLB Draft, flashing a little bit of everything during his time with the Red Sox.
Scott Pickler, known affectionately as “Pick”, has led the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox as the
manager since 1998. During his tenure, the team has won six CCBL titles and has only missed the playoffs six times in his 22 years at the helm. I had the opportunity to ask the 2019 CCBL Hall of Fame inductee about his history with the team, the COVID-19 Pandemic, and his tips for success in the sport.
