By Ben Strober The bottom of the seventh became a foggy scene at Red Wilson Field. The skies became dark, but it didn’t indicate how YD and Will King played. Already 10-2, Brady Neal knocked in a pair of runs to put the Red Sox up double digits for the first time. Neal’s blow wasn’t … Read more
By Brian Melanson Looking to secure their first back-to-back victories since July 24th, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox were back home for their second straight game to take on the Bourne Braves. In what has become commonplace at Red Wilson Field, the Red Sox won their third game via a walk-off as they took down the … Read more
(Photos courtesy of Zach Foley) By Kieran Wilson Y-D entered Wednesday’s game against Hyannis looking to hold onto first place in the East, and a close, 5-4 win ensured that the Red Sox remained atop the division. The game remained tied 2-2 after the sixth inning, and the Harbor Hawks nearly tied the game in … Read more
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox dropped its battle with Cotuit, falling 6-2 in a lackluster evening offensively. The Red Sox only put three hits on the board and couldn’t score for eight-straight innings after taking an early lead. “Cotuit threw well, but we got guys feeling sorry for ourselves,” field manager Scott Pickler said. “They’re living … Read more
By Brian Melanson After Friday night’s embarrassing 10-1 loss to the Orleans Firebirds, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox looked to prove why they are still the No. 2 team in the Cape Cod Baseball League’s power rankings. Despite being out-hit by the Brewster Whitecaps eight to four and only scoring in the first two innings, Hunter … Read more
(Photo of David Hamilton courtesy of his Instagram) By Kieran Wilson David Hamilton, a member of the 2018 Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, made his major league debut with the Boston Red Sox on June 21. Hamilton hails from San Marcos, Texas and was drafted by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim out of San Marcos High … Read more
(photo courtesy of Zach Foley) By Kieran Wilson The Yarmouth-Dennis offense ran into some trouble on Friday night when they faced off against the Orleans Firebirds at Eldredge Park. Orleans’ two pitchers held the Red Sox to just one run on six hits, with their starter, Daniel Avitia, pitching six shutout innings. Red Sox pitching … Read more
By Ben Strober As the sweltering summer months roll in every year, thousands of college baseball players at all levels journey across the nation to numerous collegiate summer leagues. All leagues are unique in their own way. From the geography, to the traditions or just the level of talent showcased. However, the one constant? The … Read more
