Notable Sightings

Rico Washington

Reached MLB with the Cardinals in April 2008, a brief callup (.158 in his only stint).

Joe Dillon

Reached MLB with the Marlins in 2005, then the Brewers (2007-08) and Rays (2009).

Jeremy Hill

Converted from catcher to pitcher and reached MLB with the Royals in 2002-2003.

Brandon Berger

Reached MLB as an outfielder with the Royals, 2001-2004, hitting 8 home runs and batting .212 for his career.

Matt Murton

Named the Cape Cod League's 2001 MVP as Wareham won the league title. Reached MLB with the Cubs (2005 debut), Rockies, and Athletics, and later set Japan's NPB single-season hits record.

Aaron Hill

LSU product named the Cape Cod League's 2001 playoff MVP as Wareham won the title. Reached MLB with the Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Brewers, Red Sox, and Giants.

Eric Reed

Reached MLB with the Marlins in 2006-2007.

Adam Greenberg

UNC product who became a well-known story: hit in the head in his only 2005 Cubs at-bat, then given a ceremonial one-at-bat contract by the Marlins in 2012.

David Bush

Wake Forest product who reached MLB with the Blue Jays (2004-05), Brewers (2006-10), and Rangers (2011), finishing 56-69 with a 4.73 ERA.

Drew Meyer

A 2002 Rangers first-round pick; reached MLB briefly with Texas in 2006, batting .214.

Mike McCoy

Reached MLB with the Rockies (2009) and Blue Jays (2010-2012), batting .190 in his career.

Luke Carlin

Northeastern product who reached MLB as a catcher for the Padres, Diamondbacks, and Indians (2008-2012), batting .179 with 3 home runs.

Chris Getz

MLB second baseman for the White Sox, Royals, and Blue Jays (2008-2014) - .250 average, 459 games; now VP/GM of the Chicago White Sox.

Jeff Frazier

Drafted by Detroit in 2004; played in MLB for the Tigers in 2010, batting .217 in 9 games. Older brother of two-time All-Star Todd Frazier.

Brian Bixler

MLB infielder for the Pirates, Astros, and Nationals (2008-2012) - .189 average, 183 games as a utility shortstop/outfielder.

Tommy Manzella

MLB shortstop for the Astros, 2009-2010 - .224 average, 83 games; debuted in September 2009.

Joey Votto

Went on to a legendary career with the Cincinnati Reds - .294 average, 356 home runs, 1,144 RBI, .411 on-base percentage. Won the 2010 NL MVP and Hank Aaron Award, made 6 All-Star teams, and became only the second Canadian ever to reach 2,000 hits, 300 home runs, and 1,000 RBI (after Larry Walker).

Luke Montz

Reached MLB with the Washington Nationals in September 2008.

Kyle Seager

Played his entire MLB career (2011-2021) with the Seattle Mariners, making the All-Star team in 2014.

Brad Boxberger

Became an MLB closer, leading the AL with 41 saves for the Rays in 2015 (All-Star that year); pitched for seven MLB teams through 2023.

Adam Warren

UNC product who reached MLB with the Yankees (2012), Cubs (2016), Mariners, and Padres, finishing 30-24 with a 3.53 ERA.

Chris Dominguez

Tied the CCBL single-game home run record (3 in one game) in 2008; later reached MLB with the Giants and Reds (2014-15), going 7-for-40 (.175).

Curt Casali

Decade-long MLB catching career for the Rays, Reds, Giants, and Mariners, debuting with Tampa Bay in 2014.

Kevin Cron

Reached MLB with the Diamondbacks (2019-2020) - .170 career average, 6 home runs, 16 RBI in 39 games; his first career homer was a three-run shot off Marcus Stroman. Named West Division MVP of the 2013 CCBL All-Star Game and hit .350 that summer for Falmouth, both after a rough sophomore year at TCU. Younger brother of MLB first baseman C.J. Cron.

Rhys Hoskins

Sacramento State product who hit .326 for Falmouth in 2013 and was named a CCBL All-Star. Reached MLB with the Phillies (2017 debut) and later the Brewers and Guardians - .236 career average, 190 home runs, 546 RBI through 2026; helped lead the Phillies to the 2022 World Series.

Bradley Zimmer

University of San Francisco outfielder, first-round pick (21st overall, 2014) of the Cleveland Indians. Was playoff MVP of Cotuit's 2013 CCBL championship run. Reached MLB with Cleveland (2017 debut), the Blue Jays, and the Phillies - .213 career average, 21 home runs, 42 stolen bases in 372 games.

Garrett Stubbs

USC catcher who joined Cotuit for its 2013 championship playoff run, hitting .455 over six postseason games. Reached MLB with the Astros (2019 debut) and the Phillies - .210 career average, 7 home runs, 48 RBI through 2026. Won the 2015 Johnny Bench Award as college baseball's top catcher.

Jarren Duran

Boston Red Sox center fielder - .254 career average, 70 home runs, 621 hits through 2026. Named MVP of the 2024 All-Star Game after hitting the go-ahead home run, and became the first player in MLB history to record 20+ home runs, 30+ stolen bases, 10+ triples, and 40+ doubles in a single season (2024, also leading the AL in hits and triples that year).

Blake Sabol

Catcher/outfielder who reached MLB with the Giants (2023-24, via the Rule 5 draft from the Reds) and the Red Sox (2025) - .237 career average, 13 home runs, 46 RBI.

Mickey Gasper

Bryant University product (2017 Northeast Conference Player of the Year, CCBL All-Star with Brewster that summer) who reached MLB with the Twins and then his hometown Red Sox, debuting August 12, 2024 after a long minor-league grind following a 27th-round pick by the Yankees in 2018 - .219 career average, 10 home runs through 2026.

Jonny DeLuca

Fast, switch-hitting outfielder out of Oregon who reached MLB with the Dodgers (2023 debut) and the Rays, the latter via the Tyler Glasnow trade.

Christian Koss

Infielder drafted by the Rockies (2019), traded to the Red Sox (2020) and then the Giants (2024); made his MLB debut with San Francisco on April 1, 2025. Named a CCBL All-Star with Y-D in 2018.

Andre Lipcius

Tennessee third baseman who reached MLB with the Tigers, debuting in 2023, after Detroit took him in the 3rd round of the 2019 draft. Was a CCBL All-Star with Harwich in 2018.

Xzavion Curry

Georgia Tech pitcher who took the loss for Harwich in this exact game (0-1, 10.61 ERA over three Cape Cod starts in 2018). Reached MLB with the Guardians (2022 debut), then the Marlins and Mets - 5-8, 4.28 ERA, 111 strikeouts through 2026.

Joey Wiemer

Cincinnati product who reached MLB with the Brewers (2023 debut), then the Reds, Marlins, and Nationals - a toolsy 6'5" outfielder with plus raw power, arm strength, and speed.

Carson Seymour

Dartmouth/Kansas State pitcher who reached MLB with the Giants, debuting in 2025. Earned the win for Harwich in this exact game.

Niko Kavadas

Notre Dame first baseman (card lists him as "Kavadas, Rico" - a misread of Niko) who tied for the CCBL home run lead (9) with Harwich in 2019. Drafted by the Red Sox in 2021, but reached MLB with the Angels, debuting August 16, 2024 - .168 career average, 4 home runs, 8 RBI through 2025.