CHATHAM, Mass. — Everyone thinks they know everything about Angel Cervantes. Social media is both a modern boon and a burden. It gives them the right to pretend they do. The internet has removed all traditional gatekeepers to the spread of information, so anyone can weigh ...
CHATHAM, Mass. — Bino Watters (LSU) was out of the lineup.
That’s about the worst news the Anglers possibly could have received in the hours following Saturday’s game, where the A’s thrashed Orleans 12-4 and moved nine points ahead of the ...
ORLEANS, Mass. — There are still seven games to play in the regular season, but something about Saturday’s contest at Eldredge Park felt like a playoff game.
When Chatham last hosted Orleans on July 12, manager Dennis Cook said it was still too early ...
CHATHAM, Mass. — Cole Johnson beats himself up sometimes. Dennis Cook, the Anglers’ manager, has noticed it over the course of the summer. When the Georgia outfielder gets mired in a slump, much like the one he began his Chatham career with, he tends to underestimate ...
CHATHAM, Mass. — It had been a week since the Anglers last felt the jubilation of a win. A week since Junior Lauaki (Georgia) touched all the bases at Veterans Field after a
Chatham musters 2 hits in 3rd straight defeat, lose 2-1 to Falmouth
by Harris Pemberton, 7/23/26
FALMOUTH, Mass. — Falmouth shortstop Drew Terpins (Mount Mercy) ranged back in the top of the first, trying to make a play on a pop up into center from Chatham leadoff man Rob Rispoli (UConn). Terpins made the grab, but crashed into center fielder Fabio Peralta (Miami) as ...
CHATHAM, Mass. — In the top of the second, Anglers manager Dennis Cook could be heard yelling out to the mound. Chatham righty Kaysen Raineri (Texas Tech) was scuffling his first start of the season, so Cook thought he could use some advice.
“Get ...
