The Cape Cod Baseball League announced its weekly honors for the period spanning July 26 through August 1, 2026, spotlighting two standout performers from opposite ends of the diamond.
Goodin’s Offensive Surge
Tommy Goodin of the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox was crowned Franklin Sports Player of the Week after a scorching stretch that saw him compile 13 hits in six games, batting .500 with a .552 on‑base percentage and .923 slugging percentage. He added five doubles and two home runs while driving in 12 runs, a surge that helped the Red Sox clinch the East Division title and finish with the league’s best overall record.
Goodin’s plate discipline was equally impressive; he drew three walks and struck out only once, contributing to five multi‑hit games during the span. His ability to get on base and deliver in clutch situations has kept him atop the league’s RBI chart with 31, underscoring his pivotal role in the Red Sox’s dominant season.
Olivas Dominates on the Mound
Hyannis Harbor Hawks pitcher Raymond Olivas earned Baseball Lifestyle 101 Pitcher of the Week after delivering five shutout innings against the Harwich Mariners, fanning seven batters without issuing a walk. His season‑long 2.70 ERA and 0.94 WHIP, coupled with a .198 opponent batting average, have propelled him into the top ten among Cape League arms.
Olivas’s combination of command and strikeout ability has made him a cornerstone of the Harbor Hawks’ rotation, and his recent outing reinforced the team’s depth as they chase a playoff berth.
The twin recognitions reflect the league’s competitive depth, where offensive firepower and pitching excellence continue to shape the narrative of a summer that promises more thrilling contests before the championship series.