May and June are busy months as MSBL leagues are beginning to schedule their opening days based on their state and community guidelines. Click on the picture to be directed to the most recent listings!

The top two teams in the MiLB19 Division May 3 were DMFLCatch, who beat G1j03y 6-1. The $100 Mariucci Champion gift certificate is presented to Robert Lyons from Glendale, AZ. The Runner-Up $50 Mariucci gift certificate goes to Joe Bell out of Independence, OR.

To his baseball buddies he was a fair but unflinching competitor or team member. Playing America’s game, he arrived ready to play in his jet-black Chevy Corvette. But he didn’t speed around or be flashy.  Instead, his hustle on the baseball field spoke for him.

“The 2003 MSBL World Series Father/Son Division in Phoenix allowed me to complete a cycle started many years ago. I caught my son in a Tournament game, just the way I caught my Dad in the Met League many years ago," Bill Currie, Lehigh Valley MSBL

Keith Barker is a Sergeant with the Columbus, Ohio Division of Police.  He is currently the Field Training Sergeant responsible for the training of new probationary officers who graduate the police academy.  Keith has been playing in the Columbus MSBL since 2007.

So, how do you stay in baseball shape when living in Charlotte, North Carolina?  Just ask John Kelly, league veteran and MSBL Fall Classic champion.  “I was fortunate enough before the shutdown to be able to purchase a weight set for home,” said Kelly.  “Unfortunately, I couldn’t talk the Mrs. into letting me set it up in the house!”

Zach Young lives in Des Moines, Iowa and plays in the Mid-Iowa Baseball League under. The eight-year league veteran is ‘all in’ with the MSBL concept, as he plays for the 18-over Oaks and the 30-over Heat in the league and is also a member of the MSBL World Series seasoned Des Moines Bruins.

Rick Woodcock is a 68-year old baseball junkie who lives in Dearborn, Michigan and plays in the Detroit MSBL for the Cubs in the 42+, the Diamondbacks in the 52+ and the Cardinals in the 62+ division, where he doubles as their manager.  Rick has been playing in the Detroit MSBL for 15 years, since 2005.