Cotuit Kettleers Baseball

  • Home
  • Schedule
  • Roster
  • Clinics
  • Media
  • Statistics
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Departments
    • Fundraising
    • GM & Coach
    • History
    • Internships
    • Lowell Park
    • Manuel Robello Scholarship
    • Meetings
    • Volunteer
  • Advertising
    • Bats/Balls and Uniforms
    • Internet Broadcasts
    • Newsletter
    • Stat Sheets
    • VIP Suite
    • Website
    • Yearbook
  • Shop
  • Housing
  • Lowell Park
  • Contact Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Departments
    • GM & Coach

Follow The Kettleers

Search


Kettleers News 2003-2011

View past Kettleers news
from 2003-2011


Kettleers News Archive

Links


Official Kettleers Sponsors

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Recent News

  • Kettleers Korner: A Red Sox-Cotuit Connection
  • Mike Yastrzemski is an All-MLB Finalist
  • Assistant Pustay Preparing For 11th Season At DePauw University

Recap: Commodores 5, Kettleers 2

Posted by Media2020
/ July 17, 2015

By Jon Mettus
July 17, 2015

Summary

Cotuit put six runners on base in the eighth and ninth innings, but the comeback attempt came up short and the Kettleers (11-20) fell to the Falmouth Commodores (13-18), 5-2, at Lowell Park on Friday.

Jonathan King (Georgia Tech) let up three runs in his three-inning start for Cotuit to get the loss. Kevin Ginkel (Nevada) pitched four innings of relief and struck out six batters, while conceding just one run.

The Kettleers are now two games behind Falmouth for third place in the West and a game and a half back of Wareham (12-18-1) for the fourth and final playoff spot in the division.

At the plate

Branden Berry (Cal State Northridge) powered a ball over the fence in left-center field to start the home half of the third inning for his third home run over the year. It was his second in a row that he hit at home and on the first pitch of a leadoff at-bat.

He finished 2-for-4 with a run batted in and a run scored on the day.

In the field

Will Haynie gunned down a runner trying to steal second in the fourth inning. He made the throw to second and shortstop Mike Paez (Coastal Carolina) hopped in front of the bag and second baseman Cole Fabio (Bryant) to catch the ball and make the tag.

It was Haynie’s sixth runner caught stealing on the year, though he often throws out runners trying to advance on wild pitches, which are recorded as assists on putouts. Haynie has 15 assists this season.

Notable number

0 — Through 19 games at first base, Berry has yet to be charged with an error. On Friday, he recorded 10 putouts, putting him at 177 putouts and eight assists on the year — second-best among first basemen with perfect fielding percentages.

Up next

Falmouth Commodores at Arnie Allen Diamond on Saturday at 6 p.m.

Contact Us

Cotuit Athletic Association
Sponsor of Cotuit Kettleers
P.O. Box 411
Cotuit, MA 02635-0411
(508) 420-9080
info@kettleers.org

Follow The Kettleers



President, GM, & Coach

President
Andy Bonacker
sandandwaves@comcast.net

General Manager
Bruce Murphy
bmurpfcape@aol.com

Coach
Mike Roberts
roberts555@aol.com

General

Cape League
Directions
Lodging
Lowell Park
Tickets
Weather

Support the Kettleers

About Us

Advertising
Alumni
Archives
Blogs
Board of Directors
Brick Fundraiser
Broadcasting
Departments
Fundraising
Hall of Fame

About Us

History
Housing
Internships
Meetings
News & Recaps
Newsletter
Scholarships
Sponsors
VIP Suite
Volunteer
  • Home
  • Schedule
  • Roster
  • Statistics
  • Clinics
  • Media
  • About Us
  • Advertising
  • Shop
  • Lowell Park
  • Contact Us

Copyright © 2019 - Cotuit Athletic Association

Kettleers Logo Design by Andrew Newman Design

Boston Website Design by Hide & Seek Media

Sign in to your account

Account Login
Forgot your password?
We use cookies to understand how you use our site and to improve your experience. By clicking "I Accept", you accept our use of cookies, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service.I accept