The Kansas City Astros finished their 2024 season undefeated with a perfect 26-0 record and claimed the KCMSBL 35+ Division Title with a two-game sweep of the Kansas City A’s in the championship.

The championship is the second in a row for the KC Astros and their third in four seasons in the 35+ Division. 11122024

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The Week Two champions have been crowned! Click on the graphic to be directed to the Fall Classic website page for all of the results, standings, and schedules!

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The Tulsa (OK) Liners 55+ MSBL World Series team was formed when longtime Tulsa Liners Player Manager Joe Gho and Price Cutters Springfield, MO Player Manager Brad Beattie made the decision to combine resources.

Brad and Joe have known each other for over 40 years after playing college baseball together at Missouri Southern in Joplin, Missouri.

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The Mariners jumped to a 9-1 lead after five innings and led 11-3 going into the bottom of the ninth, before the Bandit’s remarkable comeback.

The Minnesota team erupted for eight runs to tie before winning in the tenth.

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"I have learned a lot over the years in this tournament.  One is that when you are managing you cannot play as much as you would like. I learned that the hard way.

Most importantly, in the end, the trophies are nice, but the time we get to spend together and compete, and talk is the true payoff."

Frank Sansone, Snapper's manager

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The Motor City Mariners, formerly known as the Motor City Trash Pandas, would take a hiatus from the Arizona MSBL World Series to test the waters of the MSBL Fall Classic this year and their experience wouldn’t disappoint! 11182024

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The USA Volkers 75+ National Division team continued their run through the “older” genre of MSBL World Series top teams by winning their fourth consecutive National Division title and their sixth in the past seven years. 11122024

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With a comeback for the ages, the Boston Wolfpack, trailing 14-1, came back to defeat the Tri-Valley Tribute in the 60 National Division championship game, 15-14.

The win was a culmination of a strong week for the Wolfpack who went 6-0 during pool play to secure the top seed. 11122024

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