Noah Nussbaum

I am the Beat Reporter for the Falmouth Commodores.

What I cover: I attend and write recaps of all of the Commodores’ games for the 2025 season. Outside of game coverage, I produce articles throughout the season on game or week-long trends. I also write feature stories on Commodores players and coaches, detailing their stories and roads to Cape Cod.

My background: Originally from Boonton, N.J., I’m currently majoring in magazine, news and digital journalism at Syracuse. As a rising junior at SU, I’ve accumulated plenty of experience writing and editing for The Daily Orange, the independent, student-run newspaper on campus. I previously served as an assistant copy editor and assistant editor but will be the Sports Editor of the D.O. in the fall. I’ve also covered many different sports, including women’s soccer, basketball and lacrosse.

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Latest Articles

  • Falmouth blanks Chatham, 1-0, in season opener

    CHATHAM, Mass. — For 26 years, Falmouth has had consistent leadership. With manager Jeff Trundy in charge, the Commodores never needed to make a change. He won three Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL) Manager of the Year awards and totaled 530 career wins. But with Trundy passing away in December,...

  • Jarrod Saltalamacchia building on MLB, coaching career with Falmouth

    FALMOUTH, Mass — Jarrod Saltalamacchia is remembered fondly in Massachusetts. He’s known by many as one of the unsung heroes of the Boston Red Sox’s 2013 World Series run, part of his 12-year MLB catching career. David Ortiz and Dustin Pedroia were widely considered the best hitters on the team....

  • Observations from Falmouth’s preseason scrimmage

    FALMOUTH, Mass. - Thursday unofficially marked the start of a new era for the Falmouth Commodores. With former Boston Red Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia becoming the ‘Dores’ field manager, Falmouth has a new leader for the first time in over a half century. Saltalamacchia’s first duty as manager was constructing...

  • Breaking down Falmouth’s 2025 roster 

    FALMOUTH, Mass. — Last season, Falmouth had a down year. It finished 16-23-1 and missed the Cape Cod League playoffs. Despite the disappointing result, the Commodores, like every season, have a completely new look for 2025 as they try to capture their first championship since 1980. With 26-year skipper Jeff...