“My desire has always been to coach,” said Cliff. “I also believe that everyone who signs up should play. That may not be the most popular concept up and down the league, but it’s mine.
I’ll have 14 guys in a batting order, and everyone buys in at the beginning of the year. I think that’s why they stay with me for so long.”
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Playing for Something Bigger…USA Deaf Baseball Team Visits Iowa
Jonny Furman is a member of the Austin Metro Baseball League and was also appointed the head coach of the USA Deaf Baseball National Team in 2025.
Jonny and his associates recently visited Iowa to assist in the Iowa Baseball Camp for the Deaf. He was kind enough to send us a summary of the event.
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2026 MSBL Player of the Week: Joe Birmingham, Delaware Adult Baseball League
Joe Bermingham had a monster day at the plate for the New Castle Knights of the Delaware Adult Baseball League. Berm racked up four hits, including a 2-run blast and a double. Berm’s five RBI, two stolen bases, and two runs scored helped lead the Knights to a dramatic extra-innings victory.
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2026 MSBL Player of the Week: Abi Polanco, Connecticut North MSBL
Abi Polanco of the Southington Navigators from the Connecticut North MSBL was 1-for-2 with a double, RBI, and two runs scored (and a HBP) in Game one.
Then he was 3-for-4 with a double, four RBI, and two runs scored in game two (while catching).
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Rick Ganey Still Going Strong after Nearly 30 Years in Mid-South (Memphis) MSBL
Rick moved to the Memphis area in 1996 and began playing in the MSBL 40+ League in 1998. He has been playing ever since.
“When I first started, we just slapped together a team,” Rick recalls. “We were the Bombers, and we were horrible. But it was still fun.”
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Scott McHugh Dominates 2026 Season in Two 60+ Divisions of Puget Sound Senior Baseball League
Few players in senior baseball have enjoyed a season as remarkable as Scott McHugh’s 2026 campaign. Playing for both the Adirondack Generals and the Rainier Emeralds in 60+ competition, McHugh has established himself as one of the most dangerous offensive players in the league.
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Wesley Shover Goes Yard in Four Consecutive Games in Central North Carolina MSBL
“I’ve never gone two games in a row my entire life, but four!” exclaimed Shover. “Even I was shaking my head thinking it was not possible.”
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