We believe ballplayers should have a choice of what league to play based on location, schedule, length of season, competitiveness, age, and other factors, such as tournament and event participation and other intangibles. Below is the premier directory of more than 30 amateur adult baseball leagues containing about 300 teams in Boston and its metropolitan area, spanning from Boston to Western Massachusetts.
Baseball Clubs of Cape Cod (BCCC)
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Founded: 1999
Affiliation: MSBL/MABL
Games in regular season: 30
Teams: 7
Co-Presidents: Mike Carlowicz
Baseball Clubs of Cape Cod is an amateur, wood-bat baseball league for adults aged 18 to 50.
The BCCC plays roughly twice a week from April through early June and from late August through October. We use the high school and Cape Cod League fields of Southeastern Massachusetts. |
18+ Division
Barnstable Sea Dogs
Brewster Dugout Dawgs
Chatham Sox
Falmouth Snappers
Mashpee Knights
Plymouth LumberKings
Yarmouth Sharks
35+ Division
Being added for 2009
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Boston Amateur Baseballers' Union (BAmBUU)
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Founded 2002
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 14
Teams: 8
Commissioner: Spencer Sanchez
The Boston Amateur Baseballers' Union was officially established in 2002, but the league's teams have been playing in an unofficial Sunday tradition that stretches as far back as anyone can remember.
BAmBUu is competitive but not cut-throat, and good fun is had by all. Players in the league range in age from 18 to 40-something, and hail from all over Boston and the Boston Metropolitan area (even one team from New Hampshire). Regular baseball rules apply, with a few exceptions, which league officials believe make for a more accessible and safer version of the National Pastime. |
Bay State Ruck
Beantown Basers
Boston Redsleeves
Dorchester Dirtbagz
Fenway Hustlers
New Hampshire 603s
Quincy Maggots
South End Saints |
| Boston Amateur Baseball League (BABL) |
Founded 2003
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season, Rivera: 24
Games in regular season, Doubleday: 22
Teams: 16
President: Paul Harrington
League was founded in 2003 with two age groups. The Rivera Division features players aged 38+, while the Doubleday Division (formerly Doucette) caters to the player aged 48+.
Paul Harrington, formerly of the BMBL, founded the league as a non-affiliated option for more senior aged ball players. |
Rivera (Age 38+)
Astros
Athletics
Braves
Cardinals
Giants
Indians
Nationals
Rockies
Wollaston
Doubleday (Age 48+)
Braves
Eagles
Giants
Hawks
Red Sox
Sons AC
Thunder |
| Boston Korean Adult Baseball League (BKABL) |
Founded 2006
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 20
Teams: 5
President: Woo Jae Kim
Boston Korean Adult Baseball League (BKABL) is an amateur, aluminum-bat baseball league for adults aged 18+ members of the Korean community in the Metro Boston area. BKABL is the only Korean baseball league in Metro Boston area. Initiated with two teams' competition in 2006, BKABL has now grown to five teams playing a full season in 2008. BKABL plays two games in each Satureday from April to October. Regular baseball rules apply with some exceptions, which makes baseball beginners more accessible. |
Brookline Believers
Cambridge Bananas
Lexington Slammers
Massachusetts Warriors
United Bombers |
Boston Men's Baseball League (BMBL)
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Founded: 1988
(18+ in 1993; 30+ in 1988; 40+ in 1999)
Affiliation: MSBL/MABL
Games in regular season: varies
(18+ play 27; 30+ play 24; 40+ play 14)
Teams: 50
(18+ has 14; 30+ has 25; 40+ has 8)
President: Steve Wolf (617-BASEBALL)
The Boston Men's Baseball League is the local chapter of the national Men's Senior Baseball League and Men's Adult Baseball League. In 2009, the league has 47 teams across three age divisions to satisfy the needs of amateur players of all ages and abilities. The BMBL is the largest league in New England.
National Tournaments: Hundreds of players participated in tournaments played all over the country. The MSBL World Series in Arizona (MLB Cactus League fields), the Disney Holiday Classic in Orlando (Atlanta Braves Spring Training site), the Cape Cod Classic (Cape Cod League fields), the Las Vegas Open, the Caribbean Classic in Puerto Rico, the Downeast Classic (Maine).
Nationally, the Men's Senior Baseball League (MSBL)/Men's Adult Baseball League (MABL) is an organization with 325 local affiliates, 3,200 teams and more than 44,000 members. National tournaments hosted a total of 450 teams making them the largest amateur baseball tournaments in the world. |
Age 18+
Athletics
Blue Jays
Brewers
Dbacks
Grays
Mariners
Orioles
Rangers
Red Sox
Reds
Senators
Spinners
Tigers
White Sox
Age 30+
Boston Bombers
Boston Braves
Boston Mets
Brockton A's
Brockton Indians
Cambridge Warriors
Dorchester Dodgers
Lexington Astros
Lynn Lugnuts
Medford Angels
Medford Mets
Middlesex Brewers
Milton Breakers
Natick Knights
Newton Red Sox
North Andover Thunder
North Shore Black Sox
Roxbury Panthers
Scituate Tides
Somerville Senators
Waltham Red Sox
Wayland White Sox
Wellesley Orioles
Weymouth Grays
Winchester Pirates
Age 40+
Acton Orioles
Billerica Indians
Boston Townies
Metro Brewers
Metro Red Sox
N. Andover Thunder 40s
Quincy Grays
Wellesley Monarchs
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Boston Park League (BPL)
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Founded 1929
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 32
Teams: 9
President: Walt Bentson
Season begins mid-May and the playoffs end the beginning of August.
America's oldest amateur baseball league, the Boston Park League was founded in 1929 by Bob Cusick, program director for the Boston Parks and Recreation Department. Teams were sponsored by many different individuals, businesses, and churches. In the 1930's and 40's, it was not unusual to see 3,000 -- 5,000 fans show up for a regular season game. Come play-off time, the attendance would increase from 8,000 -- 12,000 a game. In the 50's and 60's, the league continued to draw 6,000 or more to post season playoff games. As attendance began to level off, the league continued to prosper, as a steady stream of skilled players were coming and going. The players came from High Schools, Colleges, and many were ex pro's.
In 1982, the City of Boston decided to pass on the administrative duties to a small group of former players and coaches. The league named Bill Mahoney it's first President, Harvey Soolman Secretary Treasurer, and Walt Mortimer Umpire in Chief. With the need for more funding, the Budweiser Brewing Co. of Medford, Ma., distributors of Bud Light, sponsored the league for 4 years. The Yawkey Foundation came on board in 1986, and has continuously sponsored the Boston Park League for the last 20 years. |
Cannon Club
Carlson Club
Grossman Marketing
Hines/ADSL
Irish Village
Padres
Palmer Club
Stockyard
Towne Club
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| Central Mass Adult Baseball League (Worcester) |
Founded 1989
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 20
Teams: 7
President: Mike Belanger
This age 28+ league plays a 24-game schedule mid-May and continues through early August. Playoffs typically wrapping up prior to the Labor Day weekend. There was a wide range of talent in the league. Some guys have never played beyond Little League while others have played in the major leagues. Most have played through high school and college, but there was no playing-level requirement.
The Central Mass Men's Senior Baseball League was formed in 1989 and started an affiliation with the national Men's Senior Baseball League (MSBL). In 1998, the league's executive board decides to withdraw its affiliation with MSBL and maintain independent status. Notable: Ex-Red Sox pitcher, Jim Corsi, played the entire 2001 season with the Ravens. |
Auburn Eagles
Clinton Old Timers
Millbury Mavericks
Shrewsbury Colt 45s
Triple Deckers
West Boylston Wildcats
Worcester Vipers |
| Central Mass Over 40 Baseball |
Founded: unknown
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 15
Teams: 6
President: John Sillup (508-754-3290)
Competitive baseball for those age 40 and over. Games are Sunday mornings and Tue/Thu evenings in Leominster and Fitchburg and continue until end of August. |
Diamondbacks
Red Sox
Richardson & Sons Dodgers
Townsend Astros
Whalom Greys
Worcester Wolves |
Central
New England Baseball Association
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Founded 1989
Affiliation: American Amateur Baseball Congress (Stan Musial)
Games in regular season: 32
Teams: 8
President: Joe Ruth
Founded in the winter of 1989-1990 with the assistance of a financial grant from
Consolidated Distributors of Auburn, Massachusetts, the Association was initially
known as the Central Massachusetts Baseball Association. In 1996 when Greenfield, Keene, New Hampshire and Brattleboro from Vermont became members, the Association changed its name to reflect its expanded geographic extant.
Over the seasons, Association membership has once again included teams mainly from the central
region of Massachusetts.
The recent success of this league in the Stan Musial state tournament
has proven the league to be one of the best balanced and most talented leagues in
New England. In 2004 the league voted in wooden bats. |
Central Mass Expos
Chelmsford Merchants
Clinton 76ers
Lunenburg Phillies
Metro West A's
Ronnies of Worcester
Shrewsbury Dirt Dogs
Westford Willows
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Cranberry
Baseball League (CBL)
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Founded 1960
Affiliation: American Amateur Baseball Congress (Stan Musial)
Games in regular season: 30
Teams: 9
President: Joe Paolucci
Since founded by Connie Spillane in 1960, The Cranberry Baseball League has provided a venue for
the area's best amateur, collegiate and former professional players, coaches and
umpires in Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The Cranberry league is a
wooden bat league. The level of competition continues to be extremely high.
One of his Connie's innovations was The Brockton Invitational Tournament. Some of the finest
high school and college baseball players in New England make up the rosters of the
four participating teams each year. The Invitational offers Major League Scouts and
College Coaches an opportunity to evaluate over 100 players in game situations. Brockton
Invitational MLB standouts include: Steve Balboni, Tom Glavine, Ken Hill, Bobby Witt,
Chris Carpenter, Brian Rose and Rocco Baldelli.
Each team will play a 30 game regular season schedule between Memorial Day Weekend
and the Stan Musial State Tournament. All non- Division games will be played
as Sunday DH's to cut down on travel. Division games will be played on Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
The League regular season schedule runs from late-May through mid-July and the the top teams compete
in the AABC Stan Musial Tournament State Tournament. |
Braintree White Sox
Brockton Dirtdogs
Canton A's
Easton Huskies
Foxboro Knights
Middleboro Bolts
Rockland Cardinals
South Shore Warriors
Weymouth Phillies |
| East Cost
Amateur Baseball League (ECABL) |
Founded 2002
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 30
Teams: 11
President: Paul Harrington
The East Coast Amateur Baseball League had its Inaugural Season in 2002. In its first
year of play the ECABL had 4 teams. There
was a 35 game season with games played on Wednesday nights and doubleheaders on Sundays.
The season finished up mid-September with a double elimination playoff series.
The ECABL was created as an alternative to other leagues in and around the Boston
area that do not have enough teams or roster spots for men ages 18 and up. The ECABL is a wood bat league. |
Boston Broncos
Boston Phillies
Braintree Mariners
Braintree Red Sox
Chelsea White Sox
Milton Fighting Irish
Norwood Mets
Parkway Pirates
Randolph Blues
Somerville A's
Winthrop Warriors
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Hockomock
Amateur Baseball League
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Founded: unknown
Affiliation: American Amateur Baseball Congress (Stan Musial)
Games in regular season: 28
Teams: 6
President: Ryan Jette |
Blackstone A's
Franklin Athletics
Franklin Clarmacs
Hudon Hawks
Lampasona Red Sox
Worcester Black Sox |
Intercity
Baseball League (ICL)
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Founded 1950
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 30
Teams: 6
President:
Les DeMarco, 781-245-2068
Vice President: Rick DeAngelis
Founded to provide the best that amateur baseball has to offer, the Intercity League (ICL) was organized and has been in continuous operation in the Greater Boston area since 1950.
The Intercity League is considered among the best amateur baseball leagues in the Northeast. Teams combine a unique blend of top collegiate talent, professional baseball prospects and former minor league veterans who have competed as high as Triple AAA baseball. Countless ICL players have gone on to rewarding professional baseball careers and almost all others have displayed their talent at the finest baseball colleges throughout the country. The ICL is a wood bat league. |
Andre Chiefs (Medford)
Lexington Blue Sox
Medford Americans
Mooney Dental Tanners (Woburn)
Testa Corp. Bombers (East Boston)
Wakefield Merchants
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| Intertown
Twilight League Baseball (North Shore) |
Founded 1929
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 24
Teams: 7
President: Terry Poste
Founded in 1929, The Intertown Twilight League is the oldest active amateur baseball league in the country, and is recognized by the National Baseball Hall of Fame as such. Most of the players are college or former college/high school players; a few have had professional experience. Each team is sponsored by
local businesses, and drafts exclusively from its own area. Players from "no
man's land" are admitted to the League by vote, at the spring roster meeting,
so the teams are profoundly locally-based. Teams play a regular season of
7-inning games at local parks.
The regular season begins late-May and runs through early-August, with a two day break
at Fourth of July. Games are played Sunday through Friday evenings, starting at 5:45
(except Sunday games at Rockport start 5:30 and Tuesday games at Manchester start
at 7:00).
The playoff season begins in August. |
Beverly Giants
Hamilton Generals
Ipswich Chiefs
Manchester/Essex Mariners
Rockport Townies
Rowley Rams
Topsfield Tories |
Massachusetts
Independent Baseball League (MIBL)
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Founded 2000
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 21
Teams: 14
Commissioner: Jason Connors
The Massachusetts Independent Baseball League was established in 2000 for competition at all levels. Over time, the M.I.B.L.'s competitive level has risen dramatically.
Teams include players from all over the South Shore of Massachusetts including Brockton, Dorchester, Randolph, Holbrook, Middleboro, Randolph, Stoughton, Whitman, Abington, Easton, Braintree, Attleboro, East and West Bridgewater, Rockland and South Boston.
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Brockton Angels
Brockton Brewers
Brockton Bulls
Brockton Cardinals
Brockton Pirates
Brockton Red Sox
Brockton Reds
Dorchester Dodgers
Freetown Blue Jays
Middleboro Mets
North Attleboro Patriots
South Shore Diamondbacks
South Shore Tigers
Twins Baseball Club |
Men's
Night Baseball League (Woburn League)
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Founded 2002
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 21
Teams: 8
President: Joe Wells
The Men’s Night Baseball League is a 21 and over league. Games are played in Woburn at Ferullo Field. The league was founded on having fun first and foremost - so don't show up trying to be the next minor league superstar. We have a great time through healthy competition, good friends, and the occasional libation.
All teams are chosen by draft. You can not enter a team into the league. No one is guaranteed to play on the same team as a friend. The team you get drafted on is the team you play on.
Games
are 7 innings, and extra innings will not exceed 9 innings. Game 1 starts at
6:15 and no extra innings will be played past 8:30 p.m. Game 2 starts at 8:30 and
no extra innings will be played past 11:00. Season begins after July 4th and concludes
mid-October. |
Black Sox
Black Smoke
Blue Sox
Broozers
Orange Crush
Red Storm
Shamrocks
Teal Gaters |
MetroWest
Adult Baseball League
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Founded 1994
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 16
Teams: 12
President: Rich Schwarz
The MetroWest Adult Baseball League is an independent baseball league located in
Central Massachusetts on the 495 belt. The League plays real baseball with wood bats.
The league is for players 30 years old and over. Games are nine innings except for
double headers which are seven innings.
The League plays its games in the Boston MetroWest area, typically Framingham, Marlboro,
Southboro, Hudson, and Medway. All games are on Sundays and the season runs from
late April until late September with some Sundays off for holidays. The level of
play varies, some people haven't played baseball since High School while others have
college experience and even maybe minor league experience.
Until 2000, the MetroWest ABL was known as the Middlesex MSBL. |
Braves
Brewers
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Indians
Mariners
Orioles
Phillies
Red Sox
Tigers
White Sox |
| New England Baseball League |
Founded: 2006
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 22
Teams: 12
Commissioner: Ronnie Wilson
Baseball Operations: Nick Markos
The New England Baseball League is a highly competitive well organized 18+ amateur baseball league representing the North Shore and Metro Boston area. We follow all MLB rules.The NEBL plays one 9 inning game a week on sundays starting in the first week of April and playoffs in the end of September with a manager-selected all star game over the July 4 weekend.
The NEBL was started as a spin-off to the North Shore league in 2006. We invite all players to join and the league also invites new teams to enter. Our league is comprised of a great mix of college and recreational ball players.
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Beantown Braves
Beverly Brewers
Boston Barbarians
Cape Cod Cubs
East Lynn Red Sox
East Saugus Rebels
EastSide Astros
Lynn Pirates
Peabody Pitbulls
Saugus Sachems
Sin City Dodgers
West Lynn Warriors |
North American Woman's Baseball League
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Founded in 2003
Affiliation: American Women's Baseball Federation
Games in regular season: 12
Teams: 3
Commissioner: email
The North American Women's Baseball League (NAWBL) is a competitive developmental baseball league based north of Boston. NAWBL provides an opportunity for girls and women to play baseball, a sport generally reserved for boys and men. Our league has local, national, and international goals and visions. The ultimate goal is reaching the day when skilled female athletes are playing in a nationally organized "league of their own." |
Outlaws
Ravens
Seahawks |
North Shore
Baseball League (NSBL)
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Founded 1980
Affiliation: American Amateur Baseball Congress (Stan Musial)
Games in regular season: 24
Teams: 12
Commissioner: Chris Hanson
The North Shore Baseball League and its predecessors have existed in one form or
another since the inception of baseball in the late 1800's. The league has historically
drawn teams from the North Shore of Boston to southern New Hampshire. The league is highly competitive and attracts talented players with
a passion for baseball. Most have played college baseball and many have played professionally.
The season begins in late May, participation in the
American Amateur Baseball Congress Stan Musial Division State Tournament in late
July, and concludes with the league playoffs in August. |
Andover Shockers
Beverly Recs
Haverhill Diamonds
Kingston Night Owls
Lynn Brickyard Legends
Newburyport Nationals
North Reading A's
North Shore Phillies
Peabody Champions
Rockingham Firebirds
Saugus Braves
Swampscott Red Sox |
| Northeast Baseball League (NBL) |
Founded: 2001
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 23
Teams: 4
President: Brian Turmenne
NBL is an Age 18+ league with games played on the North Shore on Sundays. The season
starts in Mid-May and continues through September. In 2003, the NBL was 8 teams,
as four teams folded prior to the 2004 season: including the All-American Bulldogs,
Lynn Yankees, Salem Diamondbacks and Tri-City A's. In 2004, the league was down to 4 teams, but was back up to 6 in 2005, but back to 4 teams in 2008. |
Lynn Legends
Northshore Reds
Northshore Reds B Squad
Swampscott Ladder Kings
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Over
Thirty Baseball (Lowell)
and
Night Over Thirty Baseball
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Founded 1992 ("Night" founded 2004)
Affiliation: NABA
Games in regular season: 15 ("Night" plays 10 games)
Teams: 16 ("Night" has 6 teams)
President: Chris Augeri
The Over Thirty Baseball League began in 1992 as a group of men who played pick-up games on Sunday mornings. In 1993, it organized into 4 teams. Today, OTB consists of 16 teams and 240 players that play organized baseball in the Lowell, Massachusetts area from April to October each year.
The Night Over Thirty Baseball League is a new league started in 2004, with 6 teams and 78 players that play 7-inning games on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights from June to August. A new concept of wood bat games was introduced for 3 of the 10 games, and brought back that old familiar "crack of the bat" sound to our games! |
OTB:
A's
Astros
Braves
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Giants
Indians
Orioles
Phillies
Pirates
Red Sox
Tigers
Twins
White Sox
Yankees
Night OTB:
Astros
Blue Jays
Devil Rays
Diamondbacks
Mets
Rangers |
| Quabbin Valley Over 30 Baseball (QVOTB) |
Founded 1996
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 15
Teams: 8
President: Wally Lailer
From the beginning, three guiding principles emerged in the QVOTB league: Playing a high caliber of baseball can be balanced with good sportsmanship; All players are welcome on a non-discriminatory basis, irrespective of ability, gender, or any other classification except age; All games and league activities shall be family oriented events, so that spouses and children, too, can join in and enjoy the great American pastime. The league slogan is: "Real Baseball, Real Old Guys."
Games are played on Sundays and are 9 innings. The league is comprised of teams playing on fields in Belchertown, Easthampton, Northampton, Whately, Ware, Holyoke, Northfield and Springfield. |
Athletics
Braves
Cardinals
Nationals
Orioles
Pirates
Red Sox
Tigers |
| Rhode Island/Mass Senior (RIMA) |
Founded 2008
Affiliation: Roy Hobbs
Games in regular season: 24
Teams: 5
Contact: Paul Doucette
This Age 50+ league has 5 teams and is a spinoff of the RIMSBL. Players are a split of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Plays 24 games, plus playoffs, in Rehoboth, MA and Cumberland, RI starting last weekend of April -- including night games in July.
The league sent a 55+ wood bat team to Arizona, and a 55+ and 60+ team to Roy Hobbs in Florida in 2008. |
Braves
Cranston Indians
Cranston Rockies
Halifax Hawks
Silver Foxes |
Royal Rooters Baseball League
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Founded: 2005
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 20
Teams: 8
Commissioner: Kyle Provost & Jason Provost
The Royal Rooters Baseball League was created in the Spring of 2005 for adults residing in the Boston (and sometimes outside Boston) area. It started out as a handful of men and women playing pick-up baseball that very quickly snowballed into a four team league. Each RRBL team plays about once per week with league games starting in April and ending in late September/Early October. Playoffs end in mid-late October. Games are played local to the Boston and surrounding areas. |
Astros
Big Papi's
Gators
Mirak's Red Devils
Oil Can Roids
Spirits
Titans
We Got Corn |
| South Coast Baseball League (SCBL) |
Founded: 2002
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 18
Teams: 6
President: Eric Paradise
The SCBL is a men's +18 wood bat league that plays two games a week in the South Coast Massachusetts area. The League began in the Summer of 2002 as the Fairhaven Regional Baseball Association (FRBA). The players were comprised of some of the best local talent in the area.
In 2003, the league changed its name to the South Coast Baseball League (SCBL) and began playing with a 6 team league. Today the league is playing games in Rochester, Lakeville, Acushnet, Dartmouth and New Bedford.
The league holds two All-Star games: One against Baseball Club of Cape Cod. The other
is against the Southeastern Massachusetts Baseball League. |
Angels
Dartmouth Red Sox
Dodgers
Marlins
New Bedford Mets
SCBL White Sox |
Southeastern
Massachusetts Baseball League (SMBL)
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Founded 2001
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 17
Teams: 10
Director: Matt Bednarz
Wood bat baseball league based in Fall River, MA. Comprised of teams located in Southeastern
Massachusetts. Regular season games are from mid-May to mid-August, with the playoffs
concluding the end of August. Player must be over 24 years old, or have their 24th
birthday fall during any time of the calendar year, of the current season. Alternatively
players under age 24 must be approved by the league board of directors.
The SMBL includes teams primarily from Fall River, but stretch to Rhode Island. |
Fall River Black Sox
Fall River Blue Jays
Fall River Cardinals
Fall River Dodgers
Fall River Hurricanes
Fall River Nationals
Fall River Red Sox
Fall River Royals
Rhode Island Mudville Nine
Taunton Pirates
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Valley Wheel Baseball League
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Founded 2006
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 15
Teams: 6
Commissioner: Jim Nason
This Over-30 league plays in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut. Games are 9 innings on Sundays at 4 PM from the end of April until September. Games are played around the valley: Springfield, Agawam, West Springfield, Enfield and Easthampton. |
Angels
Athletics
Indians
Orioles
Royals
White Sox |
Veteran's League
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Founded 2000
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 20 Spring & 20 Fall
Teams: 5
League Operations: Rick Marvin
The Veteran's League was founded in 2000 as a spinoff of the Baseball Clubs of Cape Cod league. The league plays 20 games in the Spring, and another 20 game Fall season from mid-August through the end of October, with playoffs concluding in November. The league plays on Cape Cod League fields on Tuesday nights and Saturday afternoons and is catered toward players aged 35+.
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Barnstable Braves
Chatham Black Sox
Harwich Indians
Orleans Pirates
Yarmouth Red Legs |
| Wakefield Twi League Baseball |
Founded ?
Affiliation: ?
Games in regular season: ?
Teams: ?
Contact: Michael Mercurio @ 781-245-1573 |
Mel & Sons Oilers
High Life baseball club
and others |
Yawkey
Baseball League (YBL)
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Founded 1990
Affiliation: none
Games in regular season: 32
Teams: 15
President: Dave McKay
Our league has its roots in Boston back to the 1950's. We were also-known-as the:
City League, the Twilight League and until 1990 the Boston Junior Park League. 1990
was a coming of age for our league. We were named in honor of Baseball Hall of Famer
Tom Yawkey. Our affiliation with the Yawkey Family and the Boston Red Sox have brought
us many benefits over the years.T he Yawkey Foundation - Boston Trust
is a major financial contributor.
Comcast covers YBL games on its Municipal Channel. 2 games
each week are covered from Opening Day to the end of the play-offs. |
AlThomas Athletics
Brighton Black Sox
Brighton Braves
Brighton Brewers
Chelsea Cyclones
Harbor Point Dodgers
Malden Bulldogs
McKay Club Beacons
Medford Maddogs
Revere Rockies
Savin Hill Hornets
Somerville Alibrandis
South Boston Saints
South End Astros
West Roxbury Bluefish
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MISC. ORGANIZATIONS
