Ed Kirby, the first-ever Tri-State Baseball League commissioner from 1968, when the the Inter-State league disbanded and the Tri-State league was born, was on hand to throw out the ceremonial first-pitch following the 2008 Hall-Of-Fame induction ceremony and just before …
The Naugatuck Dogs qualified for the 2008 16-team Stan Musial State Tournament coming out of the Tri-State Baseball League (as the #7 seed) during the 2008 season and reached play on semi-final Sunday in their bracket. The Dogs opened …
We played the Albany Athletics game 1, they were a decent state tourney team. We lost to them by 1 run. Game 2 we beat the Brooklyn Bonnies. Decent team. Game 3 we lost to the Long Island Storm. Very …
2007 Bethlehem Plowboys Reach Stan Musial Regionals Read more →
Arguments can be made for several teams as to the most powerful offensive lineup in league history but three of the candidates have to include the 2004 Torrington Rebels, 2000 Terryville Titans and 2009 Brass City Brew. Which team would …
To: Eddie Gadomski, Commissioner Your recent article in the Express which talked about the Tri-State League brought back some great memories which I thought I would share with you. I graduated from Thomaston High School (where I played for coach …
To: Eddie Gadomski, Commissioner I played with some exceptional ballplayers back then (80’s). The one that sticks out in my mind is Bob McCarthy. Great hitter, good glove and a guy you wanted on your team. Our coach back in …
Starting lineup (1987-1991) for the legendary Waterbury Laurels who won numerous league titles in the (now defunct) Nutmeg Baseball League and played “money” all-star games versus the Jackie Robinson league in Brooklyn, New York – any of these names ring …
