Rick Crain is the headmaster of the West Metro Atlanta MSBL ‘Midweek’ segment while Don Etheridge handles the duties in the ‘Saturday’ division.  Both gentlemen are an extension of league president Ron Huck’s oversight of this three-division success story.

“Our community cancelled the high school summer season and the kids had nowhere to play.  One of our long-time league players is a high school coach, and MSBL World Series veteran, and asked if there was anything we could do to give the kids somewhere to play." David Winstead

44-year old Derek Stewart is the sophomore league president of the Connecticut MSBL and has had the task of steering the ship through the 2020 pandemic.  Usually competing with 13 teams, they settled on an even dozen teams this year and are happy to have landed there.

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“We have 20 teams in 2020, which is down slightly from our projections but not unexpected because of concerns about the virus,” stated Starniri.  “We were looking for an early April start and then May was dangled out there and we actually started playing on July 12^th, including a lot of double headers.

The WMWBL began on July 8^th, which is when phase three of the state guidelines allowed baseball to start up in Massachusetts. “We usually start mid-April and run through the end of August with games on Wednesday nights and also Sunday mornings,” said league president Tony Consiglio

The HVMSBL consists of two divisions: The 35+ Division, allowing three players 30 or older, which plays predominantly weeknights and the 45+ Division, allowing three players 40 or older, which plays mostly Saturday mornings.  In 2020 the league boasts 19 teams.

“This year we ended up with two teams in the 23-over division and six in the 35+ Classics division and kicked off July 5th,” explained 51-year old league president Brett Mandel.  “We started with four teams in the junior circuit and eight in the Classic but the virus affected our numbers."