CHATHAM, Mass. — There aren’t too many things more patriotic than baseball on the Fourth of July. Especially when the home team is wearing red, white and blue.
That’ll be the scene at Veterans Field Saturday evening when Chatham takes on Orleans. ...
ORLEANS, Mass. — Adrian Beltre — yes, that Adrian Beltre — sat directly behind home plate at Eldredge Park, watching intently. His son, AJ Beltre (San Diego), had played second base for 25 outs, and he’d done a pretty good job at it. Of course, there were ...
CHATHAM, Mass. — All the power at Veterans Field was saved for the Chatham Anglers’ bats on Wednesday night.
Literally. With one out in the bottom of the sixth inning, Nolan Traeger (Arkansas) mashed a two-run home run over the right field wall. Under ...
SOUTH YARMOUTH, Mass. — You would’ve thought he was the hottest thing since the Mesa, Arizona, neighborhood where he grew up. Hot enough to win Ivy League Pitcher of the Year honors at Yale, and then have SEC schools falling over themselves to try and get him that ...
SOUTH YARMOUTH, Mass. — Tuesday began as inconspicuously as Monday.
Both matchups were contested between two East Division rivals. Both featured Chatham as a road team. Both contests began with an early, second-inning offensive spurt from the A’s: six ...
BREWSTER, Mass. — After three straight victories — one of which even included some weather-related luck, Chatham may have been due for a rough break.
There aren’t too many worse ways to lose than by squandering a substantial lead in the ninth. ...
WAREHAM, Mass. — Jack Gleason (Mississippi State) wasn’t supposed to get the ball. Originally, Colin Fisher (Arkansas) was supposed to instead.
The A’s lefty was penciled in to get the start against the Gatemen Sunday. But since he was occupied at ...
