Sat, 8 September, 4:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 10, Senators 1
The Tigers advance to the division series behind the arms of Griffiths, Wlodarczyk and Copson.
The Tigers would get all the runs they needed in the 1st. Taking advantage of a Pane BB and JP HBP, Morgan laced a ball up the middle scoring Pane for the first run. Morgan would then use his "wheels" to record his 1st SB of the season, as JP scored what would be the GW run on the catcher's overthrow.
Griffiths held the Senators to one run through 3 innings, until they threatened in the 4th on a BB and 2B with no outs. On just 2 days rest, Wlodarczyk got the call and pitched valiantly, getting the Tigers out of the jam, allowing just one hit in 3 innings of work, earning his 2nd W in the series. Insurance runs would come in the 3rd, 4th and 6th for Copson to close it out in the 7th.
The Tigers move on to play the Stros in the Bay State division series. Congrats to the Senators on a great season. |
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Fri, 7 September, 8:15PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 10, Tigers 8
The Senators win a shootout to survive another day. Starter Sean Bourbeau went 5 strong allowing only a couple earned runs. Dennis Ingram and Matt Coyne each went deep for the Senators.
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Wed, 5 September, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 6, Senators 0
The Tigers rode to victory in Game 1 of the series on the arms of Wlodarczyk and Copson and Pollard's huge...bat.
Sway did his thing in the first, walking and stealing second. Field followed with a lined single bringing Jippa to the plate, who proceeded to launch a 2-0 fastball into the softball field. He barely had enough gas in the tank, but he managed to cruise home for the official dinger.
The bottom of the third saw more action from Field and Pollard as they worked their counts and after Field walked, Pollard took another 2-0 fastball into deep right, this time settling for a mere triple and his 4th RBI of the night. Murph followed with a single to drive in JP and finish the scoring before Gib stole home in the 6th.
Rich pitched with a lead, and cruised through 5, K'ing the side in the 4th and allowing just 2 hits. Copson finished the shutout with 2 pristine innings, ending the game on a strike 'em out, throw 'em out. |
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Fri, 31 August, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 4, Senators 1
The Tigers win this one in a warm-up for the first round of the playoffs. There was no score through 3, thanks to some incredible defense by Silky as he made a superman grab of a shot by Coyne, then nailed Ackerson at home as he tried to score on a Laliberte single.
Things stayed even until the 4th when the Senators filled the sacks, and Bourbeau pushed the game's first run across with a hard-fought BB. Griff was able to escape without any more damage, bringing the Tigers to the plate.
A string of walks and a Gib rope to center scored KB and 2 more on the error on the throw to the infield. This would give the Tigers all the runs they needed, and Long finished the scoring with a groundout to plate Gib.
3 other Tiger pitchers combined to finish the game, including another scoreless inning from Copson. The game capped an awesome regular season for the Tigers, and another well-played game by the Senators. Playoff!?, PLAY-OFFS!?! |
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Fri, 24 August, 8:15PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 8, Orioles 4
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Wed, 22 August, 8:00PM, at Melrose - Morelli
Tigers 7, Senators 5
The Tigers jumped out of the gates early, scoring five runs in the first two innings on key hits from Sway (2-3, 3R, 4SB), JP (1-3, 2B, 2RBI), Morgan (2-4, 3B, 3RBI) and Long (2-3, RBI).
Griffiths remained effective on the mound, holding the Senators scoreless through 3 2/3 innings until a set of walks and error contributed to a 3-run 4th. Copson was able to come in and shut the door the rest of the way with help from red hot Morgan who roped a 3B over the LF's head providing the GW RBI's in the 6th.
The Senators showed some fight in the final inning, nearly batting around the order, but a fly ball to LF would end the game, leaving the tying run stranded. |
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Sun, 19 August, 10:00AM, at Quincy - Pond Street
Senators 12, Quincy Grays 5
The Senators' bats come alive in a 12-5 win against the Grays. Winning pitcher Sean Bourbeau was the story of the day pitching 6 strong, allowing 3 earned runs on 3 hits while striking out 6.
Offensively, Bourbeau helped his cause with 2 hits including a grand slam and 2 runs scored. Matt Coyne also contributed with a home run while Matt Meuse, Matt Mothander, Jason Ackerson and Matt Orszulak chipped in with multiple hit games. |
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Sat, 18 August, 4:00PM, at Hyde Park - Kelly
Athletics 7, Senators 0
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Wed, 15 August, 8:00PM, at Melrose - Morelli
Senators 3, Netherfield Reds 2
Matt Coyne goes the distance allowing 1 earned run on 4 hits while striking out 6. Nate Laliberte comes up big once again with an RBI triple to left to tie the game and then scores on an errant throw to put the Senators ahead for good.
Mike Knell pitches well in defeat. |
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Sat, 11 August, 4:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 8, Ben's Dream White Sox 6
Senators' starter Sean Bourbeau picked up his first MABL win, pitching a complete game. Bourbeau was perfect through 4 innings but had to pitch his way out of trouble in the 5th and 7th.
In the second, the Senators plated 7 on 7 walks and 3 hits. Offensively, Nate Laliberte continued his stellar year with 2 RBIs, a home run and a walk. Joe Burns, Matt Meuse and Dennis Ingram each had one hit and contributed with walks and RBIs.
The White Sox made it interesting at times with an RBI triple by Mike Lembo to break up the no-hitter followed by a home run by slugger Brett Rudy. |
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Fri, 10 August, 8:00PM, at Melrose - Morelli
Quincy Grays 12, Senators 1
| The Grays earned their second win of the season behind great pitching by Bill Grossi. Grossi struck out seven and only allowed two hits to earn his first career MABL victory. Offensively the Grays were led by Rob Prenovitz with three hits and two RBIs, Ted Wroblewski and Ben Pellegrom each added two hits, and Chris Barrientos, Tad Beagley, and Bill Grossi added a hit and two RBIs apiece. Overall it was a solid offensive and defensive team effort for the Grays. |
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Fri, 3 August, 8:00PM, at West Roxbury - Billings
Mariners 5, Senators 1
The story of the game was the pitching performance put forth by the Mariners' Pat Walters. Walters allowed 4 hits and 1 unearned while striking out 13 en route to his second career MABL win.
Offensively, Frank Rich and Steve Limoges each had 3 hits. Limoges and Steve VanReenen had 2 RBI apiece. |
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Sun, 29 July, 10:00AM, at Acton - Jones Field
Orioles 6, Senators 5
Victor Ruiz goes 8 gritty innings for the complete game win against the Senators down in Acton. After both teams score a run in the first inning, it would become a back-and-forth contest from then on out, with each team having a 3-run inning, and several batters being thrown out at home plate for both teams.
The Orioles would pull it out in the end on a RBI walk by Wilde, and Ruiz would make it stand by.
For the Senators, Bourbeau pitches well in defeat, matching Ruiz in hits in a CG effort. |
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Fri, 27 July, 8:15PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 6, Indians 5
The Senators knock off the first place Indians in dramatic fashion. The Indians jumped out early scoring 2 on a wild throw in the first. The Senators would answer in the bottom frame with 3 on RBI singles by Matt Coyne, Nate Laliberte and a bases loaded walk by Dennis Ingram. The Senators would add another in the 2nd and the 5th on an RBI single by Ben Keffer and an RBI triple by Nate Laliberte.
The die-hard Indians didn't quit adding 1 in the 6th and 2 in the 7th to tie it on a series of walks and precision hitting. Unfortunately, that wouldn't be enough as the Senators walk off with a win after a leadoff walk by Laliberte, 2 stolen bases and bloop single.
Senator starter Matt Mothander pitched 5, allowing 1 earned run on 2 hits and struck out 9. Ben Keffer picked up the win in relief. |
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Wed, 25 July, 8:00PM, at Roxbury - Clifford
Cutters 4, Senators 3
| Mike Diccico goes 6 innings, striking out 12 and allowed only 4 hits in a well pitched game. Chico #1 started the 7th and proceeded to walk the first 2 batters and Ned Coffee came in get a fly out to left and then struck out the next 2 batters to preserve a much needed win for the Cutters. Offensively the bottom of the order came up big on the night with hits from Chris Dileo, Tim Melanson and Mike Fecteau who went 2-3 w/ a triple and 3rbis. Burns pitches well in defeat striking out 6 and Ack attack was 1-3 w/ a triple and rbi for the Sens. |
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Sun, 22 July, 2:00PM, at Brighton - McKinney
Netherfield Reds 2, Senators 1
| In his MABL debut, Jonathan Courtemanche, threw 64 pitches and surrendered just 3 hits to earn a 2-1 victory over the Senators. Reds' scoring started in the 4th on back to back singles by Tom Cousineau and Mike Ciano. A line out to short and an errant throw in an attempt to double up the runner off first made it 1-0. In the 6th Chris Dumas (1 st game) walked and advanced to second on a fielder's choice before Ciano picked up his second hit to drive in the Reds' second run. Matt Mothander pitched extremely well for the Senators in defeat. |
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Fri, 20 July, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 6, Quincy Grays 4
| Senators come out on top while the Grays lose another tough one. Matt Coyne gets the win for the Senators. More details to come when I get the book. |
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Sun, 15 July, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 14, Astros 4
The Senators got a little help from the wind in a game that featured 17 walks and 4 hit batsmen.
All-Star Matt Mothander notched his 4th win with 4 strikeouts while allowing 4 runs on 6 hits over 4 innings. Reliever Sean Bourbeau closed out the game with 0 runs, 0 hits, 3 strikeouts and save.
Offensively, Eric Clancy and Matt Orszulak had multiple hit games for the Senators. Clancy was 2-3 on the day with 3 RBIs, 2 runs, a walk and a HBP. Orszulak was 2-4 with 1 RBI, 3 runs, and 2 stolen bases.
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Wed, 11 July, 8:00PM, at Roxbury - Clifford
Senators 9, Rangers 5
The game started off on a sour note for the Senators as the Rangers' leadoff hitter Andy Katz lead off with his 2nd career home run. Not to be outdone, the Senators' Ben Keffer (2-2,HR,BB,SB,R) matched Katz in the 2nd with his 1st career home run.
In the third, the Senators broke it open and never looked back, scoring 5 more runs off starter Neil Doherty. Starting pitcher Joe Burns, Matt Meuse and Dave Timmons carried the Senator offense each with a single, an extra base hit and at least one run scored.
On the mound for the Senators, Joe Burns pitched a complete game, striking out 9 and allowing only 3 earned runs on 7 hits. |
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Fri, 6 July, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Tigers 10, Senators 4
Mothander cruised through the first 5 innings for the Senators, allowing just 2 hits on 9 K's until the Tigers broke out in the 6th and 7th inning.
The Tigers batted around in each of the two innings, capitalizing on several walks and errors in each. Big Murph (3-5, 2B, 2RBI) and Gibby (2-4, 2RBI) were the offensive stars for the Tigers as Griffiths records the W, moving to 3-0 on the season. Mothander went 1-2, with a triple and 2 RBI's at the plate for the Senators.
The lights shut off with 2 outs in the 7th and it has been decided by each manager that this game be ruled a final. |
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Sat, 30 June, 2:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 12, Netherfield Reds 5
| Senators bang out 12 runs on 15 hits while allowing 2 earned runs in a big team win. Everyone contributed with big plays in the field, on the mound and at the plate. Almost everyone had at least one hit, one run scored, and one rbi. |
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Sun, 24 June, 4:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Athletics 3, Senators 2
The A's got back on the winning track, holding on for a 3-2 victory. Jamie Aldoupolis went 6 strong innings for the victory, with Jeff Sampson going the 7th for the save. Sampson also added in a sac fly and a single to plate the go-ahead run. Donaruma and Saleh both had two hits, and Santi Mazzeo added a bomb of a triple.
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Sat, 23 June, 4:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Senators 4, Cutters 3
Matt Mothander improved to 3-0 as the Senators come back in dramatic fashion to beat a tough Cutters squad for the first time in team history. Mothander allowed 3 runs, 2 earned, on 4 hits while striking out 10. The Cutters struck first on big triples by Frank Kowalski and Bryan Sadler. In the 5th, the Senators chipped away as Dick Gillis drove a double deep to left and later scored on a single by Jason Ackerson.
Down 3-1 going in the bottom of the 7th, the Senators led off with back to back singles from Joe Burns and Dave Timmons. Sean Bourbeau followed with a walk. Burns would score on a fielder's choice. With two outs, Mothander laced a single to center scoring Timmons to tie the game. With the winning run on second, Matt Coyne delivered with a gap shot to left center.
Jay Wisner took the tough loss in a well pitched game. |
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Sat, 16 June, 4:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS (Game 2 of DH)
Astros 5, Senators 4
After losing game one the Astros clawed their way back to .500 with a win in game 2. The stros got to Matt Coyne early to take a 4-0 lead and then the Senators tied it with the help of their second home run of the day. Then in the sixth, Don Vachon raked a double to put the stros up by one. After a leadoff double in the 7th, Mike Vernon closed the door for the save by striking out the last two batters.
Scott MacKenzie got the win pitching six. His only tough inning was the fourth, but he game back with a 6 pitch 5th and got his second win of the season. |
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Sat, 16 June, 1:00PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS (Game 1 of DH)
Senators 6, Astros 0
Matt Mothander and Joe Burns combine on a 1 hitter to defeat the Astros 6-0. Mothander, now 2-0 on the season, pitched the first 4 while striking out 7. Joe Burns pitched the last 3 picking up the save and striking out 3.
Rookie Nate Laliberte was 3-3 in the game with 2 doubles, a home run and drove in 4. Jim O'Donnell continued to hit the ball well with 2 hits, 2 runs scored and a stolen base. |
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Sat, 9 June, 1:30PM, at Cooperstown NY - Windsor
Tigers 10, Senators 9
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Sat, 9 June, 10:00AM, at Cooperstown NY - Beaver Valley
Quincy Grays 5, Senators 1
| The Grays won their first game of the 2007 Cooperstown Classic with a solid team effort. Brian Cosentino pitched a gem, throwing a complete game 2 hitter, striking out 11. Offensively, eight Grays had hits,including Ted "RUBES" Wroblewski with two singles and Frank "F $ Papers" Nellenback with a double and two runs scored. Josh "J $ Flava" Ernstoff started off his great weekend of baseball with a walk, single, and run scored. He was just getting started. |
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Sun, 3 June, 10:00AM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Rangers 5, Senators 2
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Sat, 2 June, 5:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Senators 6, Mariners 0
After a long layoff, the Senators awoke from hibernation and notched their first win of 2007. Starter Matt Mothander pitched 5 strong allowing 1 hit while striking out 5. Rookie Sean Bourbeau pitched the last two allowing 1 hit while striking out 2. Dennis Ingram stayed hot collecting 2 hits and 1 run scored.
Mariners starter Chris Moyer and reliever Pat Walters pitched well retiring all but one batter in order after the first. |
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Fri, 11 May, 8:15PM, at Chelsea - Chelsea HS
Indians 4, Senators 3
Another tight contest between the Indians and Senators ended with the Tribe pulling back in front late to take the win, 4-3. Down 2-1 in the sixth, the Senators plated two runs off of Indians starter Jeff James to take the lead heading into the seventh.
The Indians came right back to score two more in the top half of the 7th to take the 4-3 lead behind big hits from Brian Greene + Nate Maxwell plus a sac fly from Nick Bondola. Mark Bowles and Kevin Polansky stayed hot with a couple of hits apiece.
Senators starter Matt Coyne pitched six strong innings and had a couple of big hits at the plate to boot. |
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Sun, 6 May, 3:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Indians 4, Senators 2
| The Indians came back to beat the Senators 4-2 at a chilly Ryan Field. Brian Polansky picked up the win in relief of Stu Wallace, who worked out of some early jams to keep the Tribe close. At the plate, Jeff James had 2 hits, while Kevin Polansky picked up a key RBI to get things going for the Indians. |
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Tue, 1 May, 8:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Ben's Dream White Sox 5, Senators 2
Chris Falato (1-0) matched up against Matt Coyne (0-1) in a pitchers dual that got interesting in the 7th inning.
The Sox scored 3 runs in the final frame after a few errors, a walk and RBI singles from Mike Pollak and Mike Lembo to make the score 5-1.
In the bottom of the 7th, the Senators faught back. Ingram singled and later scored on a sac fly making the score 5-2. Meuse then walked. Matt LoPresti then in for relief allowed a single and a walk for the Senators to load the bases. LoPresti then K'd Ben Keffer to get the save and strand the tying 3 runs on base. |
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