Arnold Mycock

Inducted 2000

General Manager, 1947-1998

General Manager Emeritus, 1998-present

No other single person in the history of the Cape Cod Baseball League has had greater influence on the league as it stands today, nor has any individual affiliated with an individual franchise played a greater role in his or her team's success.

    Arnold Mycock devoted his entire adult life to theCape Cod Baseball League and the Cotuit Kettleers and has spent that lifetime influencing the Major League and professional baseball careers of countless ballplayers.

    Deemed the first inductee into the Cape Cod Baseball League Hall of Fame, Mr. Mycock continues to this day to stroll the grounds of Lowell Park with his loyal golden retriever "Chuck" each and every afternoon.

    Synonomous with words like dedication, commitment and team, the Mycock name will live forever as one and the same as Cape League baseball and the Cotuit Kettleers.

    General Manager... bullpen catcher... coach...icon. There is virtually no end to the positive force his involvement with the Cape League has proven.

    Also an inductee of the Somerset High School Athletic Hall of Fame, Mr. Mycock was, is and always shall be the father of Cotuit Kettleers baseball.

    Long involved with the Cape League when it was a combination of local and collegiate stars, Mr. Mycock was instrumental in gaining NCAA-sanctioned status for the Cape Cod Baseball League and its non-profit incorporation in 1963.