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Boulders fans have selected their top closer for the All-Decade team, and it’s Adrian Martin. With 41 saves over the team’s first two seasons, Boulders’ V-P of Business Development Seth Cantor says Martin was one of the main building blocks over the team’s early years…
Voting for the All-Decade team continues, this week it’s for top first baseman. You can vote through Thursday on the team’s website, NYBoulders.com.
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Boulders fans have selected the top two starting pitchers for the All-Decade team, Richard Salazar and Bo Budkevics. Salazar spent four years with the Boulders, going 36-18 with a 3.40 ERA over his career, winning game five of the 2014 Can-Am League championship series. Budkevics spent six years in Pomona, and is probably best remembered for his three-hit, nine strikeout, eight scoreless inning performance against the New Jersey Jackals that clinched the championship in the sixth game. Boulders’ V-P of Business Development Seth Cantor says both were important to the team’s overall success…
Voting for the All-Decade team is continuing this week, as voting for the team’s top closers is open for voting through Thursday on the team’s website, NYBoulders.com.
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Former Boulders catcher Marcus Nidiffer has been selected by fans to the All-Decade team. The voting is part of the team’s celebration of its tenth year. Nidiffer played for the Boulders for five seasons, retiring in 2018. He hit 89 home runs overall for the Boulders, with a career high of 22 homers and 93 RBIs in 2015. Voting for other positions continues on their website, NYBoulders.com.
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Fans of the Rockland Boulders for the last nine seasons can vote for their favorites for each position all summer long. Starting right now, you can decide who belongs on their “All-Decade Team,” starting this week with the catcher’s position. Boulders’ V-P of Business Development Seth Cantor says it’s easy to vote…
Each successive week brings a new vote for another position. You can vote for catcher through Thursday. Just go to NYBoulders.com or click here.
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Ramapo’s supervisor is home recovering from coronavirus, which he found out he tested positive for over a week ago. Michael Specht exclusively told “The Morning Show with Steve and Jeff” this morning that his case was considered moderate…
Specht urges people to take coronavirus and social distancing very seriously. The town of Ramapo has the most cases of the county’s five towns with just over a thousand cases.