For Gerry’s ‘sticktoitiveness’ and love of the game, MSBL Founder and President Steve Sigler has honored long standing North Texas Amateur Baseball League member Gerry Mecca with an induction into the 2018 class of the MSBL National Hall of Fame.

The Men’s Senior Baseball League has been endorsing the player pool for its players for many, many years but there is a new generation of member entering the MSBL family that may not be aware of the national tournament player pool.

Charlie LaDuca founded the Chautauqua MSBL back in 1992 and remains the league president a mere 26 years later.  Charlie continues to play in the league for the 25-over Pro Bat Yankees and is a major to teams annually in the MSBL World Series every October in Arizona.

Skip Riser is the 73 year old league president of the Ohio MSBL who lives in Canton Ohio, smack in the middle of football country.  To relate on a more baseball-oriented topic, the Canton community is also the home of New York Yankee legend Thurman Munson, who died tragically in 1979.

Clair Crandall lives in Scarborough, Maine with wife Karen and plays in the 15 team, two division league known as the Southern Maine Men’s Baseball League located in and around Portland, Maine.  “I do everything except catch,” explained Crandall.

“I am humbled beyond belief,” stated Kirk.  “In Dallas we have three other Hall of Fame inductees and to be in the same category as them is a tremendous honor.  Sam Kayea, Joe Daniels and Gerry Mecca.  I am truly humbled to stand in their company.”

Here is the Marucci August 2018 special bat of the month.  Part of that agreement is to provide special pricing monthly and promotions exclusively for MSBL players.  Just click on the image on the left to read more about the promotion.

65 year ‘young’ Mike Thatcher is a Southern California World Series veteran sporting a display case full of rings, having established himself as one of the most respected competitors in the history of the MSBL World Series.