Pat Gallagher, Nate Baez, Jacob Meador, C.J. Culpepper, Jared Lyons, Kris Bow, Zach Veen, Zach Jacobs, Luke Franzoni, and Jaret Godman were all drafted on the third day, bringing the total to 22 players drafted with Y-D ties.
After facing deficits of 5-0 and 7-5, the Y-D Red Sox were able to salvage a point, scoring two in the bottom of the ninth to come away with a 7-7 tie.
After a 4-1-1 week, the Y-D Red Sox have an eight-point lead atop the East division and are looking for a strong push over the final four games before the All-Star break.
Dylan Ray, Chase Meidroth, Dominic Keegan, Cade Hunter, Will Rudy, Luis Ramirez, Kody Huff, Adam Maier, and Simon Reid all heard their names called.
By: Mike Puzzanghera Three former Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox players were selected on the first day of the 2022 MLB Draft Sunday night. Brooks Lee (Y-D ’21), Peyton Graham (Y-D ’21), and Drew Thorpe (Y-D ’21) all heard their names called in the opening two rounds. Former Y-D shortstop Brooks Lee was selected by the Minnesota … Read more
By: Mike Puzzanghera After giving up three runs in the bottom of the sixth to allow the Brewster Whitecaps to tie the game, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox responded instantly with two runs in the top of the seventh. They escaped a shaky bottom half thanks to an outfield assist from Homer Bush Jr. for a … Read more
Cole Carrigg, Luke Shliger, Jared Lyons, Bryce Robison, Luke Jewett, Hunter Haas, and Homer Bush Jr. will all represent Y-D at Saturday’s All-Star Game at Wareham’s Spillane Field. Carrigg and Shliger will be in the East Division’s starting lineup.
After three seasons at San Diego and 22 games with the Red Sox, Chase Meidroth appears poised to take the next step into the professional ranks.
The Sox suffered their first loss since July 7th on Saturday, losing 6-2 to the Chatham Anglers at Red Wilson Field.
With Chatham’s Ben Hampton dominating through the first four innings Friday night, Taylor did the same for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox. He matched Hampton out-for-out until, finally, the Sox made a breakthrough. Jonny Long’s two-run homer in the top of the fifth broke the deadlock, and the Red Sox cruised to a 4-1 win over the Chatham Anglers at Veterans Field.
