Founded in 2025, the Flathead Adult Men’s Baseball League is the only league that provides an opportunity for adults to play amateur/recreational baseball (not softball) in Northwest Montana!

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David Saad was the past President and Dave Masse the VP.  Dave Saad has moved to Florida and Dave Masse still umpires in our league and is also a valuable league resource.

Joe Peruzzi, Jim Cooney, and Noah Clark are long time managers and players and all still help our league in significant ways.

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All products are in stock and ready to ship within 24 to 48 hours!

Volume discounts still apply for large opportunities that meet the quantity thresholds. Our regular discontinued program guidelines are on a first-come-first-served while supplies last, and all sales are final. 2122025

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While winning five straight 55+ championships over the last five seasons, the Rangers have accumulated an 88-3 record, including owning a 69-game winning streak at present

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This year, the league anticipates 27 confirmed teams, with an additional 46 free agents, potentially forming one or two more teams.

The league typically begins play in late April or early May and runs through late September or early October, with playoffs concluding the season.

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The Conshohocken Marlins defeated the Philadelphia Dirt Dawgs in a three-game series on August 19, 2024, at Cardinal O’Hara High School to win the 2024 Bux-Mont Men’s Baseball League (Liberty Bell Division 21+) Championship.

This was their second straight championship for the Marlins, who defeated the Dirt Dawgs in 2023 as well. 2132025

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“In 1989, Mike Smith pitched 15 MLB games for the Orioles,” explained Hugh Coles from London, England.  “34 years later his jersey turned up for sale on a vintage clothing app." 2172025

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The team plays in national baseball tournaments around the country and in special baseball game events, all against able-bodied teams.

As part of the ceremony, the Amazin’ Mets Foundation proudly presented a $5,000 donation to the Warriors. 2142025

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