"About six years ago I dreamt up the basis of ‘No Baseball for Old Men' and wrote most of the script.  Over the next year or two, I added a few scenes. In addition, I have a good friend whose hobby is making short fan films of horror movies.  I first met him about eight years ago as he shot one of his films at my house. Over the next year or two, I added a few scenes." Kent Gartin, Central Arkansas MSBL   1182022

The USA Volkers shut out the Sacramento Antiques 10-0 to win the 73+ National Division championship at the 2022 MSBL World Series. This is the Volker's fourth title in the past five years! 1142022 (Click on the picture for the story)

“One for the other ring finger!” was the rallying cry for the 40+ Mountain Division’s Baseball BBQ Forkballers when they returned to the MSBL World Series as defending champions.  After a thrilling 7-6 win over the Dallas Redbirds, the Forkballers claimed their back-to-back championship and added that second ring. 1142022 (Click on the picture)

The Chicago Central MSBL 53+ Tiger Athletic Association team completed a very successful season, finishing their league regular season with a 9-1 record and sweeping all three playoff series contests with a 6-0 record. Eight members were also on the 2022 50+ National Division World Series champion DuPage Angels! 1142022 (Click on the picture)

The Giants won 5-0 on a combined NO HITTER from pitchers Dylan Hecht and TR Keatting. The Giants outscored their opponents 30-10 in six games for the championship. Pitching is always the staple for the Giants. Giants’ pitchers had a tournament ERA of 1.12 and 58 strikeouts.  1142022 (Click on the picture for the story)

The Mustangs Baseball Club won their third consecutive World Series 50+ championship! The previous two years were at the Cactus level and this year won the Central division title. The Mustang offense was led by Steve Hutchinson and Derick Smalling who both had three hits. Dave Haggart, Rick Clough, and Robert Calvert each had two hits to lead the way to the championship. 1142022 (Click on the picture for the story)

The Lonestars finished 5-1 in a very tough and balanced 60 National Division during round-robin play.  This earned them a bye to the 60 National Division Championship game.  This is the Lonestars’ third 60 National title in four years (2019, 2020, 2022).  They lost in the 2021 semi-finals in 10 innings. 1192022 (Click the picture)