Billy Wagner, a Brewster Whitecaps pitcher during the summer of 1992 and seven-time Major League Baseball All-Star, was elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday via balloting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America. Wagner becomes just the seventh Cape Cod Baseball League player to make the...
Nick Senzel took the Cape Cod Baseball League by storm in the summer of 2015. Ahead of his junior season at Tennessee, Senzel batted .364 with a .976 OPS across 40 games and was named the Cape Cod Baseball League’s MVP and Outstanding Pro Prospect while playing for the Brewster...
Lynda Linnell gazed across the diamond, singing along softly to "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" during the seventh-inning stretch. She didn’t bother to glance down at her lap, where her fingertips worked with precision, spinning teal and white yarn into a cardigan sweater. She didn’t need to look. Linnell...
An hour and a half before a home game in late July, infielder Kaeden Kent finished his batting practice and entered the Brewster Whitecaps dugout with a declaration: “It’s Ferretti’s time!” Before long, most of the Whitecaps headed toward the parking lot and piled into their cars. Their destination: Ferretti’s...
HARWICH, Mass. — For most around the Whitecaps organization, Sunday began as a mad scramble to sort through playoff-clinching scenarios. Discussions buzzed about secondary tiebreakers, the implications of the Orleans-Chatham game and the nine potential outcomes that would determine Brewster’s playoff fate. But among those possible outcomes, one factor was...
In a testament to organization-wide excellence, the Whitecaps have received the 2024 Paul Galop Commissioner’s Cup. The award is presented annually to the team that demonstrates the “highest level of integrity and professionalism on and off the field, ensuring and enhancing the championship caliber of the Cape Cod Baseball League.”...
For the first time in 17 days, the Whitecaps have won a baseball game. Facing elimination with a loss, Brewster (13-24-2) defeated Yarmouth-Dennis (24-11-4) for the first time this season, holding on for a 13-5 victory. “I’m just trying to stay even-keeled,” Brewster manager Jamie Shevchik said postgame. “It's great...
The Whitecaps are always looking for new singers to sing the National Anthem before home games. Our games start at 5 p.m. at Stony Brook Field. If you are interested, please contact Claire Gradone at cagradone@comcast.net or 508-246-3175.
