Place, Date, and Time
Guv Fuller Field
August 5, 2026
6:00 p.m. ET
After a thrilling start to the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League Playoffs, presented by Reader’s Hardware Supply, the Bourne Braves look to clinch a spot in the West Division Finals on Wednesday night. Their opponent, the Falmouth Commodores, hopes to keep their playoff dreams alive at home on Guv Fuller Field. First pitch is set for 6 p.m. ET.
Probables
Bourne - RHP Ben Dean (Duke): 18.0 IP, 1.50 ERA
Falmouth - LHP Christian Aiello (Rider): 14.2 IP, 1.23 ERA
Last Time Out - Game One
The Braves led from start to finish in their game one victory over the Commodores. Bourne picked up a first-inning run courtesy of a Ryker Waite (Vanderbilt) leadoff double and a Matt Bolton (Binghamton) sacrifice fly. In the fifth, the Braves added to their lead. Right fielder Luke Costello (South Carolina) came up with the bases loaded and cleared them with a three-run triple. Catcher Burke-Lee Maebus followed with an RBI double, and Bourne had a 5-0 lead. The Commodores would score in each of the next two innings, but Bourne shut the door with a few late-game insurance runs to secure the victory.
Previous Matchups
The two teams split their five-game season series, 2-2-1. After a tie in their first game, each team picked up two wins, with Falmouth picking up a victory in their most recent matchup.
Player to Watch - Bourne
Luke Costello may have had the biggest moment in game one, but plenty of other Braves also had good nights at the plate. Burke-Lee Maebus was one of them. The Bourne backstop went 2-for-4 at the plate, his fourth multi-hit game of the summer. Maebus also had his fifth double of the season, the fourth-most by a Brave this year.
Player to Watch - Falmouth
Facing elimination, Falmouth will need more from their offense in game two. Brayden Jefferis has been the leader of the Commodores offense in the second half, and will need to have a big game tonight. The lefty bat hit .340 over 25 games for Falmouth this summer, the third-best batting average in the CCBL. In the game one loss, Jefferis continued to show off at the plate with a two-hit night and an RBI.
