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The Cape Cod Baseball League’s Division Finals opened with a stunning upset as the third‑seeded Harwich Mariners defeated the top‑seeded Y‑D Red Sox, while the Bourne Braves edged the Hyannis Harbor Hawks in a tightly contested matchup.
The Cape Cod Baseball League celebrated top offensive and pitching performances for the week of July 26–August 1, 2026, highlighting Tommy Goodin's bat dominance and Raymond Olivas's mound mastery.
A late surge powered by Harvey’s bat and solid pitching propelled Brewster to an 8‑4 win over Yarmouth-Dennis, leaving the Whitecaps just one game back in the East Division standings.
The latest power rankings reveal the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox at the summit, while the Brewster Whitecaps ride a five‑game winning streak. Meanwhile, interns who keep the league running are urging for paid positions.
The Brewster Whitecaps secured their third straight win, with Jacob Lee driving in six RBIs and Gaines Estridge delivering a strong start, while Cotuit and Yarmouth‑Dennis also posted important victories.
The 35th Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game will take place at Whitehouse Field in Harwich on July 18, featuring a full day of family activities, a Home Run Contest, and live coverage on CBS Boston and Cape League TV.
The Red Sox delivered a 6‑0 victory over Harwich, showcasing strong arms from Easton Teel and Zach Robinson while earning a playoff berth and sending several players to the upcoming All‑Star Game
Vanderbilt’s 2027 baseball roster is taking shape after the MLB draft, with a strong offense returning most of its production and several top transfers and recruits set to join. Pitching remains the biggest question, as younger arms step into starting roles and the staff awaits the potential return of Connor Fennell.
Vanderbilt expects at least five top‑100 prospects to join the program, while key undrafted players consider returning for another season.
The Red Sox sit at 17-2-1, led by standout hitters and a pitching staff that has kept opponents at bay.
A look at the Commodores’ draft outlook for 2026, highlighting the few standout players and the broader implications for a program that has enjoyed consistent draft representation for two decades.
The Red Sox rolled past the Harbor Hawks with a 17-1 victory, showcasing a potent offense, a stellar record, and manager Scott Pickler's championship pedigree.
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox erupted for four home runs, including three three-run shots, in a 17-1 triumph over the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, highlighting a league-best .756 OPS and stellar pitching.
Riley Nelson discusses the emotional weight of leaving Vanderbilt, the impact of his coach and teammates, and his excitement about joining the Cleveland Guardians after being drafted in the fifth round.
Vanderbilt’s roster blends proven hitters, a returning pitching staff and new portal talent, while draft‑eligible players weigh professional options.
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox secured a 4-3 win over Bourne, improving to 12-1. Kevin Takeuchi's defensive heroics, Scott Pickler's strategic walk, and Peyton Rodgers' first save defined the game.
Vanderbilt first baseman Tommy Goodin and UConn right‑hander Oliver Pudvar were named Player and Pitcher of the Week, respectively, after delivering clutch performances for their respective Cape Cod League clubs.
The Braves look to rebound from a recent loss as they square off against a red‑hot Red Sox squad, with key arms and bats poised to shape the outcome.
The Red Sox rallied in the eighth to beat Hyannis 6-4, with Ketelsen’s two-run hit and Wright’s three scoreless frames highlighting the effort as they prepare to host Wareham on Saturday.
Wareham's surge in the Cape Cod League leads to a crucial matchup against the red-hot Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, featuring standout players and a live broadcast on Cape League TV.
A dramatic ninth‑inning rally propelled the Bourne Braves to a 6‑5 victory, while multiple teams across the Cape Cod Baseball League secured decisive wins.
A sixth‑inning defensive collapse gave way to a decisive comeback, highlighted by Brock Ketelsen’s two‑run double and Andrew Wright’s late strikeout stretch.
Y-D opens the 2026 season with a 9-1 record, leading the league in multiple offensive categories and showcasing resilience despite early deficits.
The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season is already delivering thrills, as teams jockey for position early in a schedule that promises twists and turns.