The New York Boulders say All-Star shortstop Austin Dennis is officially returning to the team this spring for his fifth season. The 27-year-old former Houston Astros draft pick was an All-Star for the Boulders last year. He led the Frontier League in total hits, tied for third in doubles and was fourth in runs scored. The shortstop also finished in the league’s top ten in batting average, total bases, and stolen bases.
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North Rockland Sports Hall of Fame to Host 37th Induction Ceremony Saturday
The North Rockland Sports Hall of Fame is holding their 37th Induction Ceremony and Dinner tomorrow night. Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips says lots of area sports legends are being enshrined…
That’s tomorrow night at the Haverstraw Elks Lodge #877.
Report: Mets Win Juan Soto Sweepstakes
Juan Soto and the New York Mets have reportedly agreed on a 15-year, $765 million contract, sending the Yankee outfielder to Queens, that’s according to ESPN. The deal is the longest and richest contact in MLB history. The 26 year-old’s free agency has been the talk of the sports world for weeks. On Thursday, Haverstraw supervisor and life-long Yankees fan, Howard Phillips, asked the hosts of “The Morning Show” what they thought might happen in the Soto sweepstakes…
The contract reportedly does not include deferred money and has milestones that can push it up to $800 million.
NY Boulders End Season with a Win, Miss Playoffs
The New York Boulders played the last three games of the season against the New England Knockouts with the playoffs barely in their sights. Friday’s contest was a see-saw battle, with Steve Barmakian putting the Boulders ahead in the 3rd inning…
And that was Marc Ernay with the call on the Boulders Broadcast Network. The Boulders would go on to win, 8-7. The Boulders would lose on Saturday, 9-3, eliminating the Boulders from playoff contention. Sunday capped the regular season with an 11-4 win. They finished in 4th place with a record of 52 wins and 44 losses.
NY Boulders Win in Ottawa, Enter Final Regular Season Weekend Home Series
The New York Boulders played game three of their final three-game road trip of the regular season last night with hopes for making the playoffs hanging by a thread. And they didn’t disappoint. The 4th place Boulders beat the 2nd place Ottawa Titans, 2-0, holding them to just three hits for their third straight win, and second consecutive shutout. The Boulders are still a game-and-a-half behind the Titans and the Tri-City ValleyCats with just three games left in the season. The Boulders start their final home stand against the New England Knockouts tonight at 7pm at Clover Stadium in Pomona. You can hear all the action right here on AM 1700 WRCR and WRCR.com.